to airmail
- verb
- /ˈɛrˌmeɪl/
- I'll airmail it back to camp for you, all right?
Examples
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Airmail it!
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I will airmail this package to my friend overseas for faster delivery.
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Airmail it to me right now!
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The armaments manuals were airmailed out to me yesterday.
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A set of opinionnaires was airmailed to each earth science education and geology professor at 14 Korean colleges and universities.
Academic text (2000) -
Or it will be airmailed to some other place, where it'll live out its life in another intensely biosecure environment.
Academic text (2012) -
Make sure to airmail those important documents so they arrive by next week.
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Don't forget to airmail the invitation to everyone before the deadline.
Synonyms
To move people or supplies by plane when other transport is not possible
To send goods by plane for fast delivery
Send goods by plane
Compounds
How Fast
Surface Forms
Etymology
Airmail as a verb is formed from air ('the sky') and mail ('letters and packages'), and it means to send something by plane so it arrives faster.