noun
- lightweight airmail letters that fold to form their own envelopes
Usage: plural form; primarily historical
Examples
- My grandmother sent aerogrammes from Europe during her travels.
- The post office sold aerogrammes for international correspondence.
- Aerogrammes were popular before email became widespread.
- He collected vintage aerogrammes from different countries.
- The thin blue aerogrammes could be folded and sealed without envelopes.
- International aerogrammes had standardized postage rates.
- She wrote long letters on aerogrammes to save on postage costs.