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aerogramme

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aer·o·gram also aer·o·gramme  (âr-grm)
n.
An airmail letter in the form of a lightweight sheet of stationery that folds into its own envelope for mailing at a low postage rate. Also called air letter.
[aero- + (tele)gram.]
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Noun1.aerogramme - a letter sent by air mailaerogramme - a letter sent by air mail            
aerogram, air letter, airmail letter
letter, missive - a written message addressed to a person or organization; "mailed an indignant letter to the editor"
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aerogramme
n → Aerogramm nt, → Luftpostbrief m
aerogramme [ˈɛərəʊˌgræm] n → aerogramma m
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These are similar to the old Aerogramme which was a piece of paper with sticky edges that could be shaped and folded into a mailer.
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Break-ups occasion psychic incursions that hold little promise of comfort but provide tips toward self-knowledge, as in "Last Aerogramme to You, with Lizard," which opens, "I found a bat today--its belly full of bloody mosquitoes," and ends with the image of the speaker made to weep by a gecko that "skitters a loop around [her] wrist--exploring each elbow.
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The aerogramme, written in a scrawling hand on lightweight airmail paper, is dated February 10.
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