mailing-card
- noun
- /ˈmeɪlɪŋ kɑrd/
- She sent her grandmother a cheerful mailing-card from Paris.
Examples
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The mailing-card arrived with a simple message and no return address.
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I usually prefer to send a letter, but sometimes a mailing-card is more convenient.
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Send a mailing-card!
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I got a mailing-card.
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She received a beautiful mailing-card with a scenic view of the Eiffel Tower.
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I decided to send a humorous mailing-card to my friend for their birthday.
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He picked out a mailing-card featuring his favorite artist for a special occasion.
Synonyms
A card with a picture that you send by mail with a short message
A card sent by mail without an envelope, often with a picture on one side
A card you send through the mail without an envelope
A folded card that you write inside and seal before mailing
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Mailing-card is made from the English parts mail ('post' or 'to send letters') and card ('a stiff piece of paper'). So a mailing-card is a card made to send through the mail without an envelope.