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junk mails

junk mails is the plural of junk mail.

Meaning of junk mail

Noun

junk mail (countable and uncountable, plural junk mails)

  1. (postal) Any mail or letters that are not welcome or solicited and typically sent in bulk; especially mail of a commercial nature such as advertising circulars and form letters.
    • I don't believe it. Junk mail that talks back.1988 December 14, Stephen Wyatt, “The Greatest Show in the Galaxy Part 1”, in Doctor Who, spoken by Dorothy ("Ace") McShane (Sophie Aldred)

Questions about junk mails

What is junk mails the plural of?
Junk mails is the plural of junk mail.

Words near junk mails in the dictionary

  1. junk journal
  2. junk journals
  3. junk mail
  4. junk mailer
  5. junk mailers
  6. junk mails
  7. junk news
  8. junk orbit
  9. junk party
  10. junk rig
  11. junk rigs

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