| Hotmail provider |
| G.I. mail drop |
| Insurance-office mail |
| Address for an overseas G.I. |
| APO mail recipients |
| Ending of a professor's email address, often |
| IRS mailings |
| A distance close enough to eavesdrop |
| Also sends to, as an e-mail |
| ''That's what I think,'' in e-mail |
| Unsolicited mailings, for short |
| Internet service provider once known for mass mailings of CDs |
| Attach backdrops |
| Drops from the clouds |
| G.I. Joe villain |
| Drop of thick liquid or viscous substance |
| ___ all (email option sometimes causing office problems) |
| G.I.'s undertaking |
| Also addresses, as with an e-mail |
| Moistens with droplets |
| Acid that many dropped |
| Abbr. on military mail |
| Board game for young children with the Gumdrop Mountains and gingerbread-man tokens: 2 wds. |
| E-mail disclaimer |
| Droplet |
| Phrase in much computer-generated mail |
| A drop of liquid. |
| G.I.'s holiday |
| Acme product intended for recreational use (not for dropping bombs on roadrunners), from "Zipping Along," 1953 |
| G.I. Joe: Retaliation" bad guys |