mail drop 
noun
1North American A receptacle for mail, especially one in which mail is kept until the addressee collects it: all correspondence would be readdressed to his mail drop in Barrington, Illinois...
- Fair lists its headquarters at an address on Wilshire Boulevard that turns out to be a mail drop.
- Thankfully, the box was sent not to my home or business address, but to a mail drop I maintain.
- Any time you see something like ‘7th Floor ’, chances are you're dealing with a mail drop, a call center, or a combination of both.
2British A delivery of mail: it flies regularly to South Georgia and back for a mail drop to your garrison there...
- He carried out a mail drop giving all residents the opportunity to choose one of three plans.
- Direct-marketing companies have long hired delivery companies to carry out household mail drops, which generate £25 billion of business each year.
- As well as being proactive on individual issues, and she has helped me on two separate occasions, her regular mail drops and questionnaires have allowed people a voice in shaping local policies.
- violable
- violaceous
- viola da braccio
- viola da gamba
- viola d'amore
- violate
- violater
- violation
- violator
- violatory
- violaxanthin
- viol da gamba
- viol da gambist
- violence
- violencing
- violency
- violent
- go one's own way
- go one's separate ways
- go one's way
- gooney bird
- go on fire
- go on one's merry way
- go on (to) the offensive (or take the offensive)
- goony bird