recd.

American  

Or rec'd

abbreviation

1. received.

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recd British  

abbreviation

1. received

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Example Sentences

Here it is: Mon cher Marie: Your note recd. and you can bet I was mighty glad to hear from you and learn you would show me around Cologne.

From The Real Dope by Lardner, Ring

By a singular coincidence this document of debt also remained "unsatisfied"; his lordship, after keeping it for six weeks, "returned it unpaid, and the Examt. has not yet recd. the money"!

From Trial of Mary Blandy by Roughead, William

I acknowledge to have recd. under the Deck from you, Mr. Peter Doscher, junr.

From Privateering and Piracy in the Colonial Period Illustrative Documents by Jameson, J. Franklin (John Franklin)

Hon'ble Sir, I recd. yours with pleasure because it was yours, all the Rest was Indignation—We went over to Long Island, a Genl.

From The Campaign of 1776 around New York and Brooklyn by Johnston, Henry P.

Cranston, which Bill the Examt. sent to Scotland to Lord Cranston, who having kept it near six weeks return'd it unpaid; and the Examt. has not yet recd. the money.

From Trial of Mary Blandy by Roughead, William