Similar words: postman, master, poster, postern, taskmaster, imposter, headmaster, posterity. Meaning: ['pəʊstmæstər /-mɑstə] 
n. the person in charge of a post office.
n. the person in charge of a post office. 
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31 This week, current Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe brought an urgent message to a Senate committee.
32 The Second Continental Congress appointed Benjamin Franklin as the first Postmaster General in seventeen seventy-five.
33 Postmaster General John Potter has said that even with the higher prices the agency expects a deficit this year as it struggles to compete in a swiftly changing communications market.
34 As I was about to leave the postmaster appeared in the doorway.
35 For instance, in 1829 the postmaster general became a Cabinet-level position,(www.Sentencedict.com) but was demoted in 1872.
36 Darnay asked the postmaster , when he had thanked him , and stood beside him in the yard.
37 Chinese ancient architecture, graceful courtyard style. The house is said to be the private mansion of Sheng Huaixuan, a postmaster general in late Qing Dynasty.
38 Southerners also were named as secretary of war, interior secretary and postmaster general.
39 You do not have permission to delete the postmaster account.
40 Call-sign changed from GOW to ZBW. Mr. N. L. Smith, the then Postmaster General, was appointed as the first Head of radio broadcasting in Hong Kong.
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