to transmit or pass something on to someone else

to hand something to someone

to present, hand over, or formally lay a document or proposal before an authority or recipient

arranged or occurring in increasing order

mailman; postman; postal worker

to deliver

to decrease or diminish progressively or gradually

courier; express delivery

to transport and hand over goods, letters, or parcels to a recipient

to make a special delivery; to courier

to advance or develop step by step or one stage at a time

package delivery person; courier

to mail or deliver through the postal system

a person who delivers mail or packages, such as a postal worker or courier

to formally present or hand over documents or petitions to a superior or authority

to fill a vacancy or substitute for a position in a sequential or progressive order

the process of a function or procedure calling itself in computer science, mathematics, or linguistics

to pass on; to relay

to escort a criminal under guard (historically)

messenger; transmitter of information

to pass a handwritten note or message

to ascend or increase progressively

to decrease, decline, or go down in sequence or by degrees

to give someone a meaningful look

to increase progressively

postal code; ZIP code

(mathematics) a recurrence relation

one after another; in succession; mutually passing from one to the next

to change or substitute one thing for another, often in sequence or succession

to spread rumors or carry stories between people, often to sow dissension or provoke conflict

a location where express packages are dropped off, stored, or picked up by recipients.

a cardboard box or container used for packaging and shipping goods in delivery services.

a document or form used in the express delivery industry to record information about a shipment, including sender, recipient, and tracking details.

delivery (of mail or packages)

one after another; in succession

mechanical transmission

one answering the other (e.g. of singers)

(literary) to go through successive changes; to evolve

a mathematical or computational method of progressive derivation where subsequent terms are calculated from preceding ones based on a specific rule or formula