lettercard
- noun
- Archaic
- You should fold the lettercard along the lines before sealing it for mailing.
Examples
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My grandmother used to send me a lettercard every summer from France.
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The museum exhibited a collection of vintage lettercards from the early twentieth century.
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I received a beautiful lettercard from my friend.
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She sent a lettercard while traveling in Italy.
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The museum exhibited a collection of vintage lettercards from the early twentieth century.
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You should fold the lettercard along the lines before sealing it for mailing.
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I received a beautiful lettercard from my friend.
Synonyms
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1.0
A small rectangular piece of plastic or cardboard for showing identity and for paying
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1.0
A card with a picture that you send by mail with a short message
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1.0
A card sent by mail without an envelope, often with a picture on one side
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3.2
A small card with a photo of a place that you send to someone
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1.8
A card you send through the mail without an envelope
A card sent by mail without an envelope that has a message
How Private
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word lettercard is made from letter ('a written message') and card ('a piece of stiff paper'). It means a folded card you write on the inside and seal before mailing, like a mix of a letter and a postcard, so the name tells you exactly what it is.