green-ink letter

English

Noun

green-ink letter (plural green-ink letters)

  1. A letter (to a politician, the editor of a newspaper, etc.) expressing eccentric views, often characterized by prolixity and written in longhand, but not necessarily in green ink.[1]

References
  1. Michael Quinion. "Green-ink letter". Retrieved 24 April 2012.
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