NOUN
- a stiff white collar with no opening in the front; a distinctive symbol of the clergy
- a collar for a dog
- necklace that fits tightly around a woman's neck
How To Use dog collar In A Sentence
- The vicar had his dog collar on.
- J. P. Newell, he always wore his gown, mortar board, exquisitely coloured hood and dog collar,’ he writes.
- Some of us struggle with a simple dog collar to denote our clergy role. Times, Sunday Times
- Some of us struggle with a simple dog collar to denote our clergy role. Times, Sunday Times
- He flexes his six-pack in awkward contrapposto, while holding a leash attached to a man on all fours wearing a dog collar. Latest 'Aida' in London Fails to Deliver
- People were throwing flowers, flower bouquets and wrapped presents on stage including a red dog collar.
- He is thought to be the only police officer who wears a dog collar on duty and has a specially-designed uniform shirt to prove the point.
- The digital dog collar allows dog owners to record the activity of their canines and to monitor when and where their ‘pals’ are walking.
- The TWA also known as the "Dog Licence Act", or the "Dog Collar Act" allowed for the dismissal of the wharfie work force, and their replacement by untrained, non-union workers, each of whom needed only to purchase a licence for one shilling to work on the wharves. The Pig-Iron Song
- Down by the college flats near Darwin, I saw an old and slightly raddled bloke in a dog collar and full priestly garb.
