to letter

Act exactly as told, without changing any detail

To send a bomb hidden in an envelope to hurt someone

To close a letter with wax or glue so it cannot be opened without notice

A written message that tells someone you have romantic feelings for them

A short letter you send with a job application to introduce yourself and say why you fit the job

A letter written to one person but published for everyone to read to make people notice a problem

A letter someone sends without saying who they are

A message that asks you to send it to many people, often as a scam

A small tool with a thin blade for cutting envelopes

A message from someone who likes a famous person, showing praise or support

A rude or offensive word with four letters used to show anger

A person who writes letters to send messages to other people

A written sign that stands for a sound in a language, like A or B

A written note that says a person or company plans to do something before a contract is signed

A private written message sent to one person about personal matters

A letter sent to many people with the same text

A person who delivers mail and packages to homes and shops

A mark that shows in public that someone is guilty and causes shame

A large letter that you use at the start of a sentence or name

An occasion like a wedding or graduation that you remember as very special

A single capital letter written clearly and not joined to other letters

A day that is very special and makes people happy

An award made of cloth for students who play well on a school's main sports team

A formal letter from one company or person to another about business matters

A bank document that promises to pay a seller if a buyer meets certain conditions

A small bomb hidden in an envelope that explodes when opened

Exactly correct in every word, matching the original text

A small letter of the alphabet that is not a capital

An honest written message that shows strong feelings

A letter that is not a capital letter

A heavy old-style print with thick sharp letters used in early books

A piece of mail that cannot be delivered or returned to the sender

A law or rule that is no longer enforced

A formal letter that praises someone's success or achievement

A formal letter praising someone for an important success

A letter sent anonymously to threaten or upset someone

A thin cover worn on the penis during sex to prevent pregnancy and infection

A box or slot at a house where mail is delivered

A letter from an old Germanic alphabet used long ago in northern Europe

A large letter that begins names and sentences

A formal way of writing legal rules using very exact words

A bank's written promise to pay a seller for goods when required papers arrive

A short letter that you send with other documents to explain them

A letter the pope sends to all Catholic bishops about Church teaching or practice

A lightweight sheet that folds into its own envelope to send by air mail

A letter sent by air to another country so it arrives faster

A short rude English word of four letters that insults someone

A government paper that lets a private ship owner capture enemy ships and goods during war

Official government permission for a private ship to capture enemy ships and cargo

A short religious letter warning Jews in Babylon not to worship idols

Paper in a common size used for writing letters

A loan not registered with the government and sold only to certain buyers

A numbered box at a post office that people rent to receive mail

A public box where people put letters for the post to collect

A stock or bond not registered with the government that cannot be sold in public markets

Shares not registered with the government that cannot be sold to the public

A cheaper written message sent abroad and delivered the next day

A short report that gives news and advice about the stock market

A letter saying the buyer will keep shares and not sell them soon

A telegram sent at night to arrive the next day for less money

A day you remember because it was very happy or important

An unsigned angry letter written to hurt or insult someone

An anonymous letter that says cruel things to hurt someone

A letter that has two or more sounds in different words

A bank paper that lets a person get money while traveling abroad

A letter that shows too much love or strong feelings