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Synonyms and antonyms of People who send or deliver things in American Thesaurus

People who send or deliver things

postwoman (noun)

a woman whose job is to collect and deliver the mail

sender (noun)

the person who sent a letter, package, e-mail, etc.

messenger (noun)

someone who delivers messages to people, often as their job

courier (noun)

someone whose job is to deliver documents or packages

go-between (noun)

someone who takes messages between people who cannot meet or who do not want to meet

emissary (noun)

formal someone who does a job for a government or a leader, especially someone who delivers a message for them

gofer (noun)

informal someone who does boring jobs for someone else such as delivering messages

mail carrier (noun)

American someone whose job is to deliver mail

mailer (noun)

a person or organization that mails something

iceman (noun)

American a man who delivered ice to people’s houses in the past so that they could keep their food cold

gopher (noun)

another spelling of gofer

mailman (noun)

American a man whose job is to deliver mail. The British word is postman.

milkman (noun)

a man whose job is to deliver milk to people’s homes

postman (noun)

mainly British a mailman

runner (noun)

someone who delivers messages

spear carrier (noun)

informal someone who obeys instructions and communicates messages from more senior people in an organization