SASE

or sase, S.A.S.E., s.a.s.e.

1. self-addressed stamped envelope.

Example Sentences

“These players have raised the bar a lot,” said Sase Gjoles, the lead singer for the band Vis Risovi.

From New York Times

"It was an overwhelming sense of peace," said nurse Ciara Sase, who treated Mr Wilhelmsen and arranged for his violin to be safely brought in.

From BBC

Recently I checked author Annie Dillard’s website, in which she states, “I can no longer travel, can’t meet with strangers, can’t sign books but will sign labels with SASE, can’t write by request, and can’t answer letters. I’ve got to read and concentrate. Why? Beats me.”

From Washington Post

“SASE, self-addressed stamped envelope,” otherwise no deal, said Fosse, who receives 200-300 pieces per year.

From Washington Times

“SASE, self-addressed stamped envelope,” otherwise no deal, said Fosse, who receives 200-300 pieces per year.

From Seattle Times