1. past tense and past participle of courier; to send or transport (something) by courier or express delivery service
Usage: transitive verb; common in business and logistics contexts

Examples

• The urgent documents were couriered to the client's office overnight.
• She couriered the contract to the lawyer first thing in the morning.
• The package was couriered across the country in just two days.
• They couriered the samples to the lab for testing.
• The confidential files were couriered directly to the executive's desk.
• We couriered the signed agreement back to the vendor.