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Definition of mail
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Mail (v. t.) To
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Aumail
::
Aumail
(v. t.) To
figure
or
variegate.
Blackmailing
::
Blackmailing
(n.) The act or
practice
of
extorting
money by
exciting
fears of
injury
other than
bodily
harm, as
injury
to
reputation..
Post
::
Post (n.) An
established
conveyance
for
letters
from one place or
station
to
another;
especially,
the
governmental
system
in any
country
for
carrying
and
distributing
letters
and
parcels;
the post
office;
the mail;
hence,
the
carriage
by which the mail is
transported..
Blackmail
::
Blackmail
(v. t.) To
extort
money from by
exciting
fears of
injury
other than
bodily
harm, as
injury
to
reputation,
distress
of mind, etc.; as, to
blackmail
a
merchant
by
threatening
to
expose
an
alleged
fraud..
Blackmail
::
Blackmail
(n.) Black rent, or rent paid in corn,
flesh,
or the
lowest
coin, a
opposed
to white rent, which paid in
silver..
Gorget
::
Gorget
(n.) A piece of
armor,
whether
of chain mail or of
plate,
defending
the
throat
and upper part of the
breast,
and
forming
a part of the
double
breastplate
of the 14th
century..
Mail
::
Mail (n.) The bag or bags with the
letters,
papers,
papers,
or other
matter
contained
therein,
conveyed
under
public
authority
from one post
office
to
another;
the whole
system
of
appliances
used by
government
in the
conveyance
and
delivery
of mail
matter..
Contract
::
Contract
(v. i.) To make an
agreement;
to
covenant;
to
agree;
to
bargain;
as, to
contract
for
carrying
the
mail..
Postal
::
Postal
(a.)
Belonging
to the post
office
or mail
service;
as,
postal
arrangements;
postal
authorities..
Blackmailed
::
Blackmailed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Blackmai.
Cremaillere
::
Cremaillere
(n.) An
indented
or
zigzaged
line of
intrenchment.
Chlamyphore
::
Chlamyphore
(n.) A small South
American
edentate
(Chlamyphorus
truncatus,
and C.
retusus)
allied
to the
armadillo.
It is
covered
with a
leathery
shell or coat of mail, like a
cloak,
attached
along the
spine..
Frank
::
Frank (a.) The
privilege
of
sending
letters
or other mail
matter,
free of
postage,
or
without
charge;
also, the sign, mark, or
signature
denoting
that a
letter
or other mail
matter
is to free of
postage..
Mail
::
Mail (n.) Rent;
tribute.
Chausses
::
Chausses
(n. pl.) The
garment
for the legs and feet and for the body below the
waist,
worn in
Europe
throughout
the
Middle
Ages;
applied
also to the armor for the same
parts,
when
fixible,
as of chain
mail..
Base
::
Base (n.) A kind of skirt ( often of
velvet
or
brocade,
but
sometimes
of
mailed
armor)
which hung from the
middle
to about the
knees,
or
lower..
Packet
::
Packet
(n.)
Originally,
a
vessel
employed
by
government
to
convey
dispatches
or
mails;
hence,
a
vessel
employed
in
conveying
dispatches,
mails,
passengers,
and
goods,
and
having
fixed days of
sailing;
a mail
boat..
Mailclad
::
Mailclad
(a.)
Protected
by a coat of mail; clad in
armor.
Guard
::
Guard (v. t.) One who has
charge
of a mail coach or a
railway
train;
a
conductor.
Grommet
::
Grommet
(n.) A ring
formed
by
twisting
on
itself
a
single
strand
of an
unlaid
rope; also, a
metallic
eyelet
in or for a sail or a
mailbag.
Sometimes
written
grummet..
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