Collar ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Collar ( noun )

A band or chain worn around the neck, typically as a symbol of rank or office.

Origin:

The word collar is derived from the latin word "collare" meaning "neck band" which is related to the latin word "collum" meaning "neck".

Examples:

1. The dog had a collar with his name and phone number on it.
2. The priest wore a white collar.
3. She wore a necklace with a diamond collar.
4. The dress had a high collar.
5. The collar on the shirt was frayed.

(As a verb)

Collar ( verb )

A band or chain worn around the neck, typically as a symbol of rank or office.

Origin:

The word collar is derived from the latin word "collare" meaning "neck band" which is related to the latin word "collum" meaning "neck".

Examples:

1. The dog had a collar with his name and phone number on it.
2. The priest wore a white collar.
3. She wore a necklace with a diamond collar.
4. The dress had a high collar.
5. The collar on the shirt was frayed.