collar launder (kolarlander)

In mining, a gutter or pipe attached to a lift of a pump to convey water to a cistern or any other place. collarle (kol'är-les), a. [ collar-nail (kol'är-nāl), n. A form of nail used in blind-soling boots and shoes. It has a projecting collar up to which it is driven into the heel or sole; the outer lift or sole is then driven on the projecting head of the nail, which thus holds without extending through the leather. to support long p collar-plate (kol'är-plāt), n. An auxiliary nut used to support long pieces in a lathe. collar-swage (kol'är-swāj), n. A swage used by blacksmiths niths in in swag swaging vaging a collar upon a rod. collar-tool (kol'är IMG:content-0796.png:[blocks in formation] work, such as compels a horse to pre against the collar; hence, figuratively, difficult work of any kind. C Collar-tools. a , lower half of tool in the hardy hole of the anvil; b , upper or fullering tool; c , collar and rod in the grip of the pincers. 1100 collatable (ko-lā'ta-bl), a. [ collate (ko-lāt'), v. t.; pret. and pp. collated, ppr. collating. [L. collatus, conlatus, pp. of conferre, bring together, compare, bestow (see confer ), cla ical author. collation ment in a former action is a direct and not a collateral proceeding. The phrase, however, is sometimes loosely used of any proceeding other than a step in the main action or suit. In this sense, while a motion made in an action to set aside a judgment therein is a direct proceeding, a fresh action to set aside the judgment would be a collateral proceeding. - Collateral security, any property or right of action, as a bill of sale or stock-certificate, which is given to secure the performance of a contract or the discharge of an obligation and as additional to the obligation of that contract, and which upon the perform of lateral sulcus ing the calcarine sure, giving ance of the latter is to be surrendered or discharged. an at., the occipitotemporal fi ure rise to the collateral eminence in the lateral ventricle of the brain. See sulcus. Collateral trust-bonds. See bond.- See warranty. - Con IMG:content-0797.png:[blocks in formation] 3. To bestow or confer. [Rare.] band collateral warranty. II. n. 1. A kinsman or relative descended from a common ancestor, but not in direct line. -2. Anything of value, or representing value, as bonds, deeds, etc., pledged as security in addition to a direct obligation.