mail-in

English

Etymology

Deverbal from mail in.

Adjective

mail-in (not comparable)

1. Sent via mail.
   • 2012 November 4, “Mail-in ballots: the hanging chads of 2012?”, in Reuters‎^[1]:

     In the critical swing states of Ohio and Florida, more than a fifth of voters chose the mail-in option 2010.

   mail-in ballots

Noun

mail-in (plural mail-ins)

1. Something sent via mail.

   I chose to do a mail-in instead of going to vote in person.

Anagrams

• Milani, Milian, limina