Collar
Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 115
kollar, n. Something worn rouni the neck. (Arch.) A ring or cincture; astragal of a column. (Mech.) A ring-like part of a machine, for holding something to place, (tfaitt.) An eye in the bight of a shroud, to go over the mast head. — v. [collared (-lard), -laring.] To seize by the collar, put a collar on. [OF. collier, L. collare, neck-band, fr. collum. neck.] — Col' laxbeam. n. (Arch.) A horizontal piece of timber bracing two opposite raf- — ters. bone, n. (Anat.) The clavicle, a bone joining the breast-bone and shoulder-blade.
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