snail vt.
To snail-mail something.
"Snail me a copy of those graphics, will you?"
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snail-mail n.
Paper mail, as opposed to electronic. Sometimes written as the
single word `SnailMail'. One's postal address is,
correspondingly, a `snail address'. Derives from earlier coinage
`USnail' (from `U.S. Mail'), for which there have even been
parody posters and stamps made. Also (less commonly) called
`P-mail', from `paper mail' or `physical mail'. Oppose email.