Synonym: postage stamp, stamp. Similar words: hostage, stage, a stage, upstage, apostasy, oral stage, backstage, stagecoach. Meaning: ['pəʊstɪdʒ] 
n. 1. the charge for mailing something 2. a token that postal fees have been paid.
n. 1. the charge for mailing something 2. a token that postal fees have been paid. 
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31. A chip is a piece of silicon about the size of a postage stamp.
32. You have to add the cost of postage to the subtotal.
33. Postage stamps were introduced in Britain in 1840 as a way of showing that the sender had paid for the letter to be delivered.
34. Send it to the address given with ￡1.50 to cover postage and administration.
35. Do you have the memorial postage stamps for the bicentenary?
36. There's a postage and packing fee in addition to the repair charge.
37. The bill was $ 10, plus $ 1 for postage.
38. How much is the postage for an airmail letter to Canada?
39. I will pay for the copy, postage and effort!
40. All for only ￡8.95 including postage and packing.
41. The prices given here include postage and packing.
42. Price ￡18.95 plus postage and packing.
43. Price ￡5 plus 50p postage and packing.
44. Price ￡29.75 plus 10% postage and packing.
45. Tapes are available for ￡10.00, including postage.
46. Each album costs $ 20, including postage.
47. Please add $3.95 for postage and handling.
48. Other resources used mainly involve photocopying, typing, stationery, postage and telephone costs.
49. All we ever did was make a little wine, print up a lot of postage stamps.
50. Specify which countries' sheets you desire, and enclose a self-addressed envelope with sufficient postage attached.
51. If you have to return something you ordered by mail, ask the company to pay the return postage.
52. A Postage Book form is printed on both sides of the loose-leaf insert.
53. Coins, jewelry, postage stamps, a Matisse litho, all passed through my hands.
54. Please note that the prices mentioned here do not include postage and handling.
55. And on the dining-room table were silver goblets,(http://sentencedict.com/postage.html) and a big silver tureen in which reflections lay like brilliant postage stamps.
56. Improbable because compared to the plump, leather-lined Bentley, a barn door has the frontal area of a postage stamp.
57. Swiftair provides an effective, economical express service and is available at post offices. ￡1.95 plus airmail postage.
58. We operate a postal lending service for books and journals, for which members pay only the return postage.
59. In the office, more and more is being sent by fax, because it is quicker than postage.
60. It holds up to four yarns and costs just ￡3.95 plus 25p for postage and packing from.
More similar words: hostage, stage, a stage, upstage, apostasy, oral stage, backstage, stagecoach, at this stage, postposition, outage, stag, dotage, stagy, heritage, cottage, montage, vintage, footage, compost, posted, poster, hermitage, sabotage, shortage, posture, apostle, bedpost, riposte, post-war.