postcard
IPA: pˈoʊstkɑrd
noun
- A rectangular piece of thick paper or thin cardboard intended to be written on and mailed without an envelope. In the case of a picture postcard, one side displays a picture or photograph.
verb
- (transitive) To send a postcard to someone.
- (transitive) To send by means of a postcard.
post card
IPA: pˈoʊstkɑrd
noun
- Dated form of postcard. [A rectangular piece of thick paper or thin cardboard intended to be written on and mailed without an envelope. In the case of a picture postcard, one side displays a picture or photograph.]
Examples of "postcard" in Sentences
- There is a building in the postcard.
- Nothing on the postcard identifies the publisher.
- Of course, this postcard is a modern reproduction.
- The entire locality dazzles in picture of postcard.
- The fronts and backs of every postcard are preserved.
- As the owner of the postcard, do I hold the copyright
- The theatre dominates the left hand side of the postcard.
- On the back of the postcard, there is no stamp or postmark.
- Consider the cost of the postcard and stamp a shareware fee.
- The Postcard ID uniquely identifies the postcard in the system.
- LOve the quilted ghost, and the bird brain postcard is priceless!
- The only postcard of Redonda was published by Kimagic corporation.
- This postcard is a little thicker than average, in order to create the effect, so naturally the Postal Service did their best to destroy it.
- And the postcard is the final one from the fastenings swap, this one from Kandy, who has cleverly used hooks and eyes in her design - really pretty, isn't it!
- The next day Mrs Grasso, my fifth grade homeroom teacher, thought I was a superstar as I presented my postcard from the White House signed by Ford to my classmates in Show & Tell.
- “The next day Mrs Grasso, my fifth grade homeroom teacher, thought I was a superstar as I presented my postcard from the White House signed by Ford to my classmates in Show & Tell.”
- Oh, and if you don’t know about the postcards then it goes like this: send me an email with the title postcard at my email at mpshiel at hotmail.com and you will get one and then MORE of these exceedingly cool cards.
- If you WANT a postcard, and you haven’t gotten one yet, this is the Something for Nothing deal: you email me at mpshiel at hotmail.com with the title postcard and your name and address and some interests if possible and orientation.....since I tend to assume everyone is gay...hope for the best right?
Examples of "post-card" in Sentences
- "There is, I believe, a picture post-card for you."
- Every ounce of its dust passed through his hands; every post-card and letter of credit.
- Your photo is proudly displayed in Kristi's post-card rack in her kitchen, so I saw you each morning as I poured my coffee.
- The thumb-print of Paradise was on the post-card, and the same print was on the blank sheet of paper that had arrived in the envelope from Scotland Yard.
- For Paradise had glued the post-card to his tray with one large, moist thumb, a thumb which had fortunately rested on the light blue of Hawaii's lovely sky.
- Given the open nature of the communication, and the fact that transcripts have to be retained for billing purposes unlike for example e-mail, would you conclude that this is the electronic equivalent of a post-card and that no expectation of privacy exists entirely?
- Given the open nature of the communication, and the fact that transcripts have to be retained for billing purposes (unlike for example e-mail), would you conclude that this is the electronic equivalent of a post-card and that no expectation of privacy exists entirely?
- How we laughed over the salad that got brandy instead of vinegar—how we ate the golden pile of fried potatoes and how we pored over the post-card from the Lieutenant of the Senegalese—dear little vale of crushed and risen France, in the day when Negroes went “over the top” at Pont-à-Mousson.