(n.) - Email letters and messages that arrive in your inbox overnight while you are sleeping, often from people in different time zones around the world
"Every morning I check my night-mail to see if anything urgent arrived from overseas. With all these time zones worldwide, you never know who is going to email you and when!"
-- overheard at a watercooler at the UN building in Manhattan
-- overheard at a watercooler at the UN building in Manhattan
by PRwiz101 September 01, 2009
A mail-in dump is a large “finding” of mail in ballots for a political candidate when losing an election. Typically used by the Democratic Party, the mail in dump rose to prominence during the 2020 elections.
Warnock is done by 117,000 votes but don’t worry there’s a large mail-in dump coming at 2am that will secure his win.
by Ron twiss January 06, 2021
A repeated deluge of correspondence (usually unimportant) sent via e-mail by someone who cannot control the urge to burden associates with information they improperly deem important.
Baron: "Damn! Eddie Munster is wearing me out with his diarrhe-mail. That's the fifth piece of crap he's sent in the last half-hour."
by ernest.smith February 12, 2011
noun
1) An expansion of the word Gmail
2) dated, British. A term used for Gmail in the UK as another company claimed trademark to the Gmail name in the UK.
(note: Gmail has now retained its original name since 3rd May 2010.)
1) An expansion of the word Gmail
2) dated, British. A term used for Gmail in the UK as another company claimed trademark to the Gmail name in the UK.
(note: Gmail has now retained its original name since 3rd May 2010.)
by koolyman June 14, 2011
Joe: I did not receive the e-mail you sent, earlier.
Amy: Okay, I will re-mail it to you. I saved it in the 're-mail' folder.
Amy: Okay, I will re-mail it to you. I saved it in the 're-mail' folder.
by MrKrash June 05, 2012
by Servi July 29, 2009
by NatoSA December 01, 2010