collar
//ˈkɑːlər//
Noun
collarSingular
collarsPlural
1
The part of a shirt, jacket, or other garment that fits around the neck
He loosened his collar because it was too tight.
2
A band or strap worn around the neck of an animal, especially a dog or cat
The dog was wearing a red collar with a name tag.
3
A band, ring, or pipe that encircles something, especially a mechanical part
The pipe collar helps secure the connection between the two sections.
Verb
1
To seize or apprehend someone, especially by grabbing them by the collar
The police collared the suspect as he tried to escape.
2
To stop and detain someone in order to speak with them
The reporter collared the politician after the meeting to ask some questions.