airmailer

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Word: Airmailer

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: An airmailer is a type of envelope or package that is specifically designed for sending mail by air. This means it is used when you want to send a letter, document, or package quickly over long distances using airplanes.

Usage Instructions:

• You use "airmailer" when you are talking about sending something by airmail, especially when you need it to arrive faster than regular mail.
• It is often used in postal services or when discussing shipping options.

Example:

• "I need to send this important document to my friend in another country. I will use an airmailer so it gets there quickly."

Advanced Usage:

In some contexts, "airmailer" can also refer to a specific type of mail service that prioritizes air transport for speed, especially in international shipping.

Word Variants:

• Airmail (noun): This is a broader term that refers to the system of sending mail by air. An airmailer is a specific item used within that system.
• Airmail (verb): To send something by airmail.

Different Meanings:

• While "airmailer" primarily refers to the physical item (envelope or package), "airmail" can also describe the service itself.

Synonyms:

• Air parcel
• Airmail envelope
• Priority mail (in some contexts)

Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:

There are no specific idioms or phrasal verbs directly linked to "airmailer," but you might hear phrases like: - "Send it airmail" – meaning to send something quickly using airmail services.

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Noun

1. a mailer for airmail