mailed

mailed

adjective

Covered with or made of plates of mail: a mailed sleeve.
Having a hard covering of scales, spines, or horny plate, as an armadillo or a lobster.

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Verb

Simple past tense and past participle of mail.

Adjective

(comparative more mailed, superlative most mailed)

Armoured, protected by or made of mail.

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Sentence Examples

Paychecks would be mailed weekly.
By 10:30 she had mailed the package and decided to stop at a little restaurant in the strip mall for something to eat.
The only thing I mailed was Mrs. Shipton's wedding ring.
He said he mailed me the key to the new lock.
The photograph of Jeffrey Byrne he'd mailed to Chip Burgess in Scranton yesterday had been unnecessary.

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