Definition of addy in English: addy
noun Plural addies informal An address, especially an email address.
‘I just sent you a note from my other addy’
More example sentences
‘And those users with ‘openworld’ in a their email addy can also breathe a sigh of relief since this will remain unaffected by the changes.’ ‘And please, if you use email, make the subject ‘Beyond Friends’ so that I know where you got the addy from.’ ‘Just e-mail me at the addy to the right and I'll pop you right back in.’ ‘Which addy of mine did you send it to?’ ‘I've got your email addy pinned to my bulletin board.’ ‘I have a new e-mail addy, and a new personal site (still in major construction mode), powered by BlogWorks XML.’ ‘Ok, now all I have to do is email Anna all the email addies of those I'd like to share my big night with, and she'll organise the lot.’ ‘Have you ever noticed that these idiots never have the courage to leave their addy or link?’ ‘You can find his email addy here.’ ‘I don't know how they do it, but lately I've been getting a whole bunch of emails addressed only to my addy.’ ‘Tiscali refused to give a pensioner an email addy with his own name - because part of it was deemed ‘offensive’ by the ISP.’ ‘How about putting the @ symbol someplace in the addy.’ ‘If you'd like, I can email my sister's addy, or write her myself, and she could point you toward a good teacher.’ ‘Hmm, do you think they may have mistyped the addy?’ ‘Oh, I adore my dear addy, which has served me so well over the years.’ ‘Leave a comment with a valid email addy and we can exchange IM info.’ ‘Just thought I would add my post, and a email addy.’ ‘I have a new e-mail addy.’ ‘I already have their email addy and have emailed them several times.’ ‘If you want to enter, e-mail me with the answers at the addy on the left.’ ‘I am getting so much spam on an old email addy that I'm going to have to switch it off.’ ‘Either leave a review or contact me at my e-mail addy.’ ‘Drop me an email (the addy is on the left) if you think you can help.’ ‘If I could snag his e-mail addy I could ask him which of his predecessors were British.’ ‘In the meantime, of course, anything on his wishlist gets sent to his home addy automatically.’ ‘Ray had gotten Alan's addy wrong, so we corrected it without my reading the message, and sent it off again.’ ‘Here is my e-mail addy again!’ ‘I don't have her damn addy.’ ‘As ever, the survey is entirely anonymous, so no need to provide personal details or email addy.’ ‘I'll certainly take an email addy or a phone number if someone's willing to give it to me, but I don't insist.’ ‘Feel free to contact me at my email addy.’ ‘As you can see from the addy on the right I have a brand, spanking new email address.’ ‘The addy should change by itself, but it won't do that forever.’ ‘It is free, and they don't sell your addy or spam you.’