mailbag
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- noun
- /ˈmeɪlˌbæɡ/
- Literature
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correspondencia
- Every week, the newspaper features a section where they answer questions from their mailbag.
- mailbag each week
- Sunday mailbag
- sampling from the mailbag
I'm going to answer some of your questions in the MK mailbag.
- I'm going to answer some of your questions in the MK mailbag.
- Before we go, I want to give you some entries in the from the MK mailbag.
Examples
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Mike has an open mailbag and always welcomes questions and comments from readers.
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I'm glad you said something in the mailbag so I can gloat a little here at CSC as I did on my blog.
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In my own defense, I was well on my way to having this mailbag completed on schedule.
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And we just went to the mailbag for the first time since Thanksgiving.
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Mailbag June 6: How do you think the team will do this year?
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So you've written answers to a mailbag of questions.
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So, I've stolen a question from the mailbag.
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In WORLD Magazine, dated August 25, 2012, in the "Mailbag" on page 72, there is a letter from a man in Albuquerque, N.M.
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As promised, here's the rest of my first-ever all-Twitter mailbag.
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So today we open up the Deadline Dames mailbag, since I'm seriously scraping the barrel-bottom on blog post ideas and it's Friday.
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How Many Messages
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Mailbag is also used for a show's collection of listener or reader messages, like a host reaching into a real mailbag full of letters. That's why a 'mailbag' segment gathers many questions and comments.