Re-mail

To email again or second time.

Hey dude I didn't get your e-mail
Ok, I'll re-mail you.

by Servi July 29, 2009

re-mail

1.verb. to resend an e-mail.

2.noun. a resent e-mail.

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.

by MrKrash December 13, 2012

Re-mail

v. To send out the same e-mail to someone after not getting a response the first time.

n. An e-mail message of such a nature.

Comes from "re-send the e-mail," or "re-e-mail."

Did you get my e-mail? How about my re-mail?

by B February 11, 2005

re-mail (or remail)

Email that was originally composed by retards, idiots, morons, and other such stupid people. Re-mail can be spam, or it can just be something incredibly stupid.

"Saddam survived the US attacks thanks to GH-Releaser, the Growth Hormone Releaser." (Spam re-mail).

by Mr. TVTL February 15, 2004

remail

Attempting to follow up on previous email messages which have gone unanswered.

employee: "Jim isn't responding to my email requests to shut down the Hope Creek nuclear power plant before the East shore of New Jersey is a radioactive wasteland."
boss: "Well, remail him. Maybe he's just busy."

by workinglate February 8, 2007

remail

1. <I>verb</I>, Writing an e-mail message to one friend and copying out large paragraphs of text to resend to other friends as if one had composed a personal message for each of them. 2. <I>noun</I>, An electronic form letter about one's personal life often sent to mutual friends separately (i.e., rather than carbon copied).

"Did you hear that Jane broke up with Bill?"
"Yup, I'm sure she remailed me the same message you got."

by prairie.hawk December 14, 2008

REmail

to reply to an email; an email reply

John didn't answer my email, so I sent him a REmail.

by Patches777 August 14, 2008