collar
/ˈkɒlər/Definitions
1. noun
a band or fastening around the neck, typically of a dog, horse, or other animal, used for control or identification.
“The dog’s collar had a shiny name tag attached to it.”
2. noun
a rim or edge, especially of a valley or a depression, resembling a collar in shape.
“The valley had a narrow collar of trees surrounding it.”
3. verb
to surround or encircle something, typically with a band or strip.
“The river collars the entire valley with its waters.”
4. verb
to arrest or take someone into custody, especially by putting a collar or handcuffs around their neck.
“The police collar the suspect and brought them to the station.”
5. noun
a group or circle of people, especially in a particular profession or activity.
“The collar of artists in the city is very competitive.”