Look up: Snail-Mail

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   Snail Mail
   The standard system of mail delivery in which letters, documents, and packages are physically transported from one location to another, in contrast to electronic mail [rhyming compound formed from roots snail and mail].
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   Snail Mail
   Traditional postal services mail, details ...
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   snail mail
   (messaging) (Or 'snailmail', 'smail' from 'US Mail' via 'USnail'; 'paper mail'). Bits of dead tree sent via the postal service as opposed to electronic mail. One's postal address is, correspondingly, a 'snail (mail) address'. There have even been parody USnail posters and stamps made. The variant 'paper-net' is a hackish way of referring to the ...
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   snail mail
   noun any mail that is physically delivered by the postal service; `email is much faster than snail mail`
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   Snail mail
   `Snail mail` is a derogatory retronym ` named after the snail with its proverbially slow speed ` used to refer to letters and missives carried by conventional postal delivery services. The phrase refers to the lag-time between dispatch of a letter and its receipt, versus the virtually instantaneous dispatch and delivery of its electronic equivalent, e-mail.
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   Snail-mail
   Snail-mail is slang for post, mail.
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   Snailmail
   a pejorative term referring to the conventional (postal) mail system as opposed to email
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   Snailmail
   The term used to define the method of a letter being physically delivered to a person using the Post Office or some other letter carrier.
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