At the Post Office

verb - to determine who a letter or parcel should be delivered to, esp. by writing an address on it

noun - the place where you live, expressed exactly so that people can find you

noun - the person that a letter is supposed to be delivered to

noun - a way of sending goods so that the recipient has to pay for it when they receive it

verb - to take something to somebody, usually something that has been sent or ordered

noun - the act of taking something to somebody, usually something that has been ordered or sent

noun - a paper cover for a letter

noun - a letter that is delivered very quickly

noun - a number of things wrapped together and tied with a string, esp. for sending by post

verb - to send something by using post

noun - a building where you can post letters, parcels etc.

noun - the money paid for a postal service

noun - a piece of paper that is used to send money to people by post

noun, British English - a box with a hole for letters

noun - a card with a picture on one side that you send to your friends by mail when you are on a holiday

noun, British English - a person who delivers letters etc.

noun - a mark stamped on a letter etc., it includes the place where it is sent from and the date

noun - a person who a letter or parcel is addressed to

noun - a way of sending a letter to make sure it is dealt with in a special way and doesn't get lost

noun - the address of the person who sends a letter or parcel by post

noun - a small piece of paper that you buy and stick on the envelope of a letter or a postcard when you want to send it by post

noun, American English - a code made up of numbers and/or letters that identifies the place where a letter is sent