Mails is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MAILS in dictionary:

VERB:
• MAIL, to send by the government postal system
• send (a letter or parcel) by post
• send (someone) email
• clothe or cover with mail
NOUN:
• letters and parcels sent by post
• the postal system
• a single delivery or collection of mail
• email
• a vehicle, such as a train, carrying mail.
• a bag of letters to be sent by post.
• used in titles of newspapers
• armour made of metal rings or plates joined together flexibly
• the protective shell or scales of certain animals.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to send by a governmental postal system

Words related to MAILS

mail6 mailed9 mailing10

Words that contain MAILS

emails8 aumails9 camails11 limails9 remails9 airmails10 mailsack16 mailshot13 webmails15 facemails16 graymails15 mailsacks17 mailshots14 blackmails20 greenmails13 voicemails17 mailshotted17 mailshotting18

How to use MAILS in a sentence

• She was big and foul with weed, our boat is small, and we could not delay much because of the mails.
• We need some decent cable rates, We need some decent mails, We need some decent coast lights And we need some decent trails.
• Provision might thus be made not only for the safe, rapid, and economical transportation of troops and munitions of war, but also of the public mails.
• The number of post-offices has also been increased from 10,770 to 12,099, very few of which receive the mails less than once a week, and a large portion of them daily.
• Innes, travelling at the moment with the mails from London to Bombay, was hastening to present to Miss Anderson features astonishingly different.
• Therefore I had to adopt an unusual method of getting the letter into the mails.
• Letters of introduction should be sent with cards by messengers or through the mails.
• A few weeks ago one of the island mails was robbed.
• You all remember, fellow citizens, the wide-spread excitement which a few years since prevailed on the subject of SUNDAY MAILS.
• Between November and March only two mails arrived there, and the great monetary crisis in the United States was unknown till months after it had subsided.
• They were accompanied by the postmaster of Salt Lake City, with the mails for the Mormons, which had been detained at the camp since the commencement of the rebellion.
• In New York city such matter was taken from the mails and destroyed by the postmaster.
• There had been lately throughout the States a good deal of excitement produced by an attempt, made by the Presbyterians, to stop the mails on the sabbath.
• The mails that followed brought him nothing, and he was inexpressibly alarmed and distressed by this fact.
• But he admitted, also, that the mails beyond the regular United States mail roads were very uncertain and irregular.
• Keep them coming, and give them the right of way over everything but the United States mails.
• Since the control of the post office was vested in the federal government, it had to face the problem raised by the transmission of abolition literature through the mails.
• Merrick had been refused the privilege of using the telegraph or mails.
• But he was too diffident to suggest a credit on the strength of the cheque which, upon reflection, he decided was merely delayed in the more or less uncertain mails.
• What the fathers of this country termed indecent and forbade the mails to carry, will, if such legislation is carried through, be legally decent.
• The worst is, a kind of paralysis seems to have smitten our home mails and general transport for close upon a fortnight.
• Letters from home came for all the girls and boys, but mails were not very frequent.
• The mails brought us letters from our friends at home, saying how much they envied us who were spending Christmas in the Holy Land.
• Mails reached us at the Moravian station, and your most welcome letters loomed large on the postal horizon.
• If a secluded neighborhood does not receive a Government postmaster, but is disposed to welcome him with tarry hands to a feathery bed, it can be left without the mails.
• It was a tremendous treat to get your budget this morning after three mails of silence.
• McCrum and the English censor at Durban concerning the consular mails.
• The mails were very irregular, and he had never heard a word either from Flossie or Neil, nor had he written to them.
• Having taken in a few sacks of coals, the mails, and a limited number of passengers, we were again out, and soon at sea.

Similar words containing MAIL without suffix s

mail6 email7 maile7 maill7 aumail8 camail10 emails8 limail8 mailed9 mailer8 mailes8 maills8 remail8 airmail9 aumails9 camails11 emailed10 emailer9 limails9 mailbag12 mailbox18 mailcar11 mailers9 mailing10 maillot9 mailman11 mailmen11 mailvan12 remails9 webmail14 airmails10 aumailed11 camailed13 emailers10 emailing11 facemail15 graymail14 mailable12 mailbags13 mailboat12 mailcars12 mailgram13 mailings11 mailless10 maillots10 mailroom12 mailsack16 mailshot13 mailvans13 remailed11 remailer10 unmailed11 webmails15 airmailed12 aumailing12 blackmail19 emailings12 facemails16 graymails15 greenmail12 mailboats13 mailboxes20 mailcoach18 mailgrams14 mailmerge14 mailpouch18 mailrooms13 mailsacks17 mailshots14 remailers11 remailing12 voicemail16 emailable13 airmailing13 blackmails20 greenmails13 mailmerged16 mailmerges15 unmailable14 voicemails17 remailings13 blackmailed22 blackmailer21 cremaillere15 greenmailed15 greenmailer14 mailability18 mailcoaches20 mailgrammed19 mailmerging17 mailpouches20 mailshotted17 blackmailers22 blackmailing23 cremailleres16 greenmailers15 greenmailing16 mailgramming20 mailshotting18 mailabilities17

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