Definition of precancel in English:

precancel

(also precancell)

noun ˈpriːkansl

A postage stamp that has been cancelled prior to being used on an item of mail, often to facilitate bulk mailing.

verb ˈpriːkansl

1with object Philately. To cancel (a postage stamp) by means of a frank ahead of its use, often to facilitate bulk mailing.
2with object To cancel beforehand; to cancel giving prior notice.

Origin

Early 20th century. Apparently shortened from precancellation, probably originally as a graphic abbreviation
early 20th century; earliest use found in Conditions Use of Precanceled Postage Stamps. From pre- + cancel.

Definition of precancel in US English:

precancel

(also precancell)

nounˈpriːkansl

A postage stamp that has been cancelled prior to being used on an item of mail, often to facilitate bulk mailing.

verbˈpriːkansl

1with object Philately. To cancel (a postage stamp) by means of a frank ahead of its use, often to facilitate bulk mailing.
2with object To cancel beforehand; to cancel giving prior notice.

Origin

Early 20th century. Apparently shortened from precancellation, probably originally as a graphic abbreviation<br>early 20th century; earliest use found in Conditions Use of Precanceled Postage Stamps. From pre- + cancel.

词汇	precancel
释义	Definition of precancel in English: precancel (also precancell) noun ˈpriːkansl US A postage stamp that has been cancelled prior to being used on an item of mail, often to facilitate bulk mailing. verb ˈpriːkansl US 1with object Philately. To cancel (a postage stamp) by means of a frank ahead of its use, often to facilitate bulk mailing. 2with object To cancel beforehand; to cancel giving prior notice. Origin Early 20th century. Apparently shortened from precancellation, probably originally as a graphic abbreviation early 20th century; earliest use found in Conditions Use of Precanceled Postage Stamps. From pre- + cancel. Definition of precancel in US English: precancel (also precancell) nounˈpriːkansl US A postage stamp that has been cancelled prior to being used on an item of mail, often to facilitate bulk mailing. verbˈpriːkansl US 1with object Philately. To cancel (a postage stamp) by means of a frank ahead of its use, often to facilitate bulk mailing. 2with object To cancel beforehand; to cancel giving prior notice. Origin Early 20th century. Apparently shortened from precancellation, probably originally as a graphic abbreviation<br>early 20th century; earliest use found in Conditions Use of Precanceled Postage Stamps. From pre- + cancel.
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