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Mail
Mail
n.
A
spot
.
Mail
n.
A
small
piece
of
money
;
especially
, an
English
silver
half
-
penny
of
the
time
of
Henry
V.
Mail
n.
Rent
;
tribute
.
Mail
n.
A
flexible
fabric
made
of
metal
rings
interlinked
. It
was
used
especially
for
defensive
armor
.
Mail
n.
Hence
generally
,
armor
, or
any
defensive
covering
.
Mail
n.
A
contrivance
of
interlinked
rings
,
for
rubbing
off
the
loose
hemp
on
lines
and
white
cordage
.
Mail
n.
Any
hard
protective
covering
of an
animal
, as
the
scales
and
plates
of
reptiles
,
shell
of a
lobster
,
etc
.
Mail
v. t.
To
arm
with
mail
.
Mail
v. t.
To
pinion
.
Mail
n.
A
bag
; a
wallet
.
Mail
n.
The
bag
or
bags
with
the
letters
,
papers
,
papers
, or
other
matter
contained
therein
,
conveyed
under
public
authority
from
one
post
office
to
another
;
the
whole
system
of
appliances
used
by
government
in
the
conveyance
and
delivery
of
mail
matter
.
Mail
n.
That
which
comes
in
the
mail
;
letters
,
etc
.,
received
through
the
post
office
.
Mail
n.
A
trunk
,
box
, or
bag
, in
which
clothing
,
etc
.,
may
be
carried
.
Mail
v. t.
To
deliver
into
the
custody
of
the
postoffice
officials
, or
place
in a
government
letter
box
,
for
transmission
by
mail
; to
post
; as, to
mail
a
letter
.
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