Post Office
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Meaning of Post Office
A particular building or place for the receipt , handling and delivery of mail matter, or the transaction of other business authorized under the Postal reorganization Act. See 84 Stat. 719; 39 U.S. C. §201.
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This term is a noun.
Etimology of Post Office
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1650s, "public department in charge of letter-carrying," from post (n.3) + office. Meaning "building where postal business is carried on" is from 1650s. In slang or euphemistic sense of "a sexual game" it refers to an actual parlor game first attested early 1850s in which pretend "letters" were paid for by kisses.
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