post (something) to (one)

To send something to one via the postal system; to mail something to one. I posted that package to you weeks ago—it must have gotten lost in the mail. I'm posting a letter to you this morning with details of our trip.

post someone (somewhere)

to place someone, as if on guard, at something or some place. The police chief posted a guard at the hospital door. The boss posted himself at the water cooler to catch up on the gossip.

See:

(as) deaf as a post
(as) dumb as a post
be as deaf as a post
be driven, pushed, etc. from pillar to post
be first past the post
be left at the post
be pipped at the post
be pipped to the post
be pushed from pillar to post
beaten at the post
between you, (and) me, and the lamppost
by return (of post)
by return mail
by return mail and by return post
by return post
deaf as a post
dumb as a post
far post
first past the post
from pillar to post
from post to pillar
in the post
keep (one) posted
keep (someone) posted, to
keep posted
keep somebody posted
keep someone posted
knocked from pillar to post
move the goalposts
near post
pillar to post
pillar-to-post
pip (someone) at the post
pip (someone) to the post
pip somebody at/to the post
pip someone at the post
post
post (something) to (one)
post haste
post off
post on
post on (something)
post to
post up
posthaste
post-haste
post-Weinstein
send (one) from pillar to post
send from pillar to post
send someone from pillar to post
strike a pose
strike an attitude

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