postal money order
noun[C]
MONEYukus→money order
Examplesofpostal money order
postal money order
The system of postal money orders began in 1864.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.He said that inland parcels and postal money orders were showing a loss, and asked what we intended to do about it.
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- come up with the goods
- come-up-with-the-goods
- come what may
- come-what-may
- come-within-an-ace-of
- come within an ace of something
- come within an ace of sth
- come-within-an-ace-of-sth
- come-within-an-inch-of
- come within an inch of something
- come within an inch of sth
- come-within-an-inch-of-sth
- come-within-a-whisker-of
- come within a whisker of (doing) something
- come within a whisker of (doing) sth
- come-within-a-whisker-of-doing-sth
- COMEX
- comfit
- comfort
- comfortable
- comfortable accommodation
- comfortable environment
- comfortable lifestyle
- comfortable margin
- comfortable position