see-mail

A second e-mail often send out to a supervisor or middle manager, to further explain a techncial concept which has already been explained to the customer or other interested party.

I sent the customer an e-mail which solved their javascript issue, but then I really needed to dumb it down in my see-mail to Meredith.

by Howie the Support Guy July 14, 2006

Pho-mail

A phone call, usually from a co-worker, who calls to tell you he/she sent 'just you an email' in order to make sure you received it and then proceeds to tell you everything in the email.

(phone ringing)
James: Ugh. It's Kathy-with-a-K calling to tell me about the email that just popped in the corner of my screen. What a waste of time.
Cathy-with-a-C: She loves her some pho-mails, dun't she?

by Antonio López de Santa Anna November 21, 2022

snail mail

something strongbad does in his weekly routine.

I gotta snail mail in my pocket, and I think it's starting to melt.

by john smead February 11, 2005

T-mail

The definition of T-mail is just like "e-mail" expect it's via text. Text mail.

A text message would be an example of t-mail.

Frank: hey man, my internet is down just tmail me.

Bob: will do.

by limabina April 21, 2009

male mail

mail in which media of males(usually of an erotic type) is sent. Can be sent using e-mail, snail mail, etc.

I sent you male mail today.

by MANiac December 14, 2004

Fanny Mail

Sexts sent to major stars by rabid fans.

“I was glad I’d done due diligence on the Peloton,” aging Alice grinned as she snugged up her Eileen Fisher trousers. “I wanted the fanny mail I texted The Boss to be taut, and you should have seen that shit.”

“Tracy’s gone over the deep end, gifting fanny mail to all her faves, Drake, Nikky Jam, you name it,” Ike said ruefully. “At least I know the thongs are legit; I ordered smoked lace for her, 3 for 40 bucks from Savage X Fenty, the Valentine’s special.”

by Hifalutin! February 3, 2022

me-mail

"Me-mail" refers to an email sent, inadvertently, to oneself, instead of the intended recepient.

When I clicked "send" that missive went to me, instead of John, because I had inadvertently typed my own address in the "to" blank.

by Amy Allen April 2, 2005