Synonyms and antonyms of Equipment and services connected with the post office in American Thesaurus

franking machine (noun)

mainly British a machine that prints a mark on a letter to show the date and place that it was mailed from. The usual American word is postage meter.

letterbox (noun)

British a mailbox

mailbag (noun)

a large bag made of rough cloth, used for carrying letters, packages, etc. on trains, airplanes, vans, etc.

mailbag (noun)

a large strong bag used by a mail carrier for delivering letters, packages, etc.

mailbox (noun)

American a container in a public place where you can mail letters

mailbox (noun)

American a box or other container for putting letters in when they are delivered to a house. The British word is letterbox.

mail drop (noun)

American a container in a building in which mail is put when it is delivered

mail drop (noun)

American a place where mail or messages can be left for you to collect

postage (noun)

money that you pay in order to send letters and packages through the mail

postage meter (noun)

American a piece of equipment that puts a mark on a piece of mail, showing the date it was sent and the postage paid

postal (adjective)

relating to the system that takes the mail to the people it is addressed to

postbag (noun)

British a mailbag

postbox (noun)

British a mailbox

postmark (noun)

an official mark that the post office puts on a letter or package to show when and where it was mailed

stamp (verb)

to stick a stamp on an envelope that you are mailing