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mailing¹ Definition

mail·ing (liŋ)

noun

Scot. a farm that is rented; also, the rent paid for it

Etymology: see mail & -ing

mailing² Definition

mail·ing (liŋ)

noun

    1. the action of sending (something) by mail
    2. anything sent by mail
  1. a batch of mail dispatched by a mailer at one time

mailing Synonyms

mailing

n.

posting, airmailing, expressing, getting the mail out, addressing, stamping, stuffing; see also transportation.

mailing Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • receive: Users may choose not to receive these mailings by not selecting to be added to our mailing list.
  • assemble: Helping to assemble mailings to supporters What skills do I need?
  • send: Would you like mailings sent to your work, or home address?

Adjective modifier

  • unsolicited: Kaspersky Anti-Spam 2.0 is a software package that filters incoming e-mail messages in order to protect users against unsolicited bulk mailings or Spam.
  • targeted: Teachers across the UK were recruited via a series of targeted mailings.
  • bulk: An institutional address is preferred as bulk mailing saves us postage.
  • mass: Used when mass mailing and in conjunction with our barcode font.
  • misleading: Last year the OFT had over 1400 complaints about deceptive or misleading mailings that used Swiss PO boxes.
  • direct: We also organized all aspects of the direct mailing to the fans.

Modifies a noun

  • list: To be added to the seminar mailing list contact Louise Lawrence or Yvonne Sherwood.
  • address: Your e-mail address or mailing address will never be sold or rented to a third party.
  • archives: Further comments from John Paul can be found on our Adastra mailing list archives.
  • archive: We will then generate the mailing list archive using this dummy user account's mailbox.
  • label: Your customer number is located on your mailing label.

Noun used with modifier

  • linux-kernel: Also, make sure you are on the linux-kernel mailing list.
  • enews: Welcome to the Science Museum eNews mailing You are receiving this email because you have subscribed to the Science Museum eNews mailing list.
  • anthrax: Complicity in the anthrax mailings in the U.S. would be another justification.
  • bulk: An institutional address is preferred; bulk mailing saves postage.
  • newsletter: Email addresses which cause newsletter mailings to ' bounce ' may be deleted without further notice or refund.
  • kernel: I read the kernel mailing list and cross my fingers like everyone else.

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