Gmail
- proper noun
- Texting
- I check my emails every morning using my Gmail account.
- Gmail account
- use Gmail
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Watch on YouTubeAnd then she locks everybody out from their Gmail account, right?
- And then she locks everybody out from their Gmail account, right?
- You create a brand new Gmail account that no one knows.
- My Twitter handle, my Facebook handle, my Instagram handle, my Gmail, everything is the same.
- Do you think NSA should not be able to target Gmail?
- So it doesn't actually, it's kind of like undo send in Gmail.
- We saw you were sharing the plans with someone else by Gmail.
- Google Buzz was this micro blogging service that was built into Gmail.
- In the old days, if you had a single page web app, something like Gmail, then the back button would break it.
- But that could change too, like Gmail could make its filtering stronger and you know, we'd be screwed.
- Now we're, we're using Slack for most things, but Google, if you have a Google account or Gmail account, then you'll have Google forms free with it.
Examples
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Signing up is as simple as logging in with a Gmail address and password.
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She received an important email in her Gmail inbox today.
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You create a brand new Gmail account that no one knows.
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Well, I went to Gmail, and it pulled up your account.
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So, if that person has a Gmail account, they just basically go into Gmail.
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Can you actually just like, send this to my Gmail?
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QCSD students have access to Gmail to stay in constant contact with their teachers.
Academic text (2015) -
If parents find the school-based email system to be awkward, Gmail or similar email accounts can be used.
Academic text (2014) -
To register for the event, please provide your Gmail address.
Synonyms
Messages sent or received over the internet
A system for sending messages over the internet
A way for people to send messages to each other using the internet
An email service you use in a web browser to read and send messages
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The name Gmail combines G ('Google') and mail ('post' or 'email'), so Gmail is the web email service Google offers for sending and keeping messages.