blue-collar

Of or relating to wage earners, especially as a class, whose jobs are performed in work clothes and often involve manual labor.

Have you seen Jeff Foxworthy's "The Blue Collar Comedy Tour"? It is hilarious! I nearly wet my pants laughing so hard!

by illEATurHARTout April 6, 2004

collar

1. to arrest someone

2. an arrest

We collared the maniac just when he thought he had escaped.

by Light Joker January 25, 2005

collar stay poppin

A euphemism for dicks by nick crumpet

Dude his collar stay poppin

by Nick crumpet August 8, 2017

unity collage

Common misspelling of Unity College.

Person #1 - I go to Unity Collage
Person #2 - IT'S COLLEGE!!!

by trick trickster October 17, 2005

poppin my collar

pimps pop their collars to call their hoes over to get paid.

"ever since i can remember i been poppin my collar" -three 6 mafia

by lauren brackenbury May 23, 2006

pop your collar

When you pop your collar, you reach up to the shoulder of the correspoding arm or across the chest to the opposite shoulder, and, using your index finger and your thumb, you pull up on the shirt and let it "pop" down, hence the phrase. It is perfectly acceptable to pop your collar whenever you have accomplished a great, admirable feat, such as busting a sweet dance move, pwning the entire opposing team by yourself, or to establish your extremely high playa factor.

Derek, obviously outmatched, kills all 4 of his enemies alone. Derek pops collar, and TJ holla's "Thats right, pop your collar home boy!"

by Big Playa D Rock July 16, 2008

Blue collar hockey

Ice hockey player who undertakes the "Grinder" role on the team. Rough, rugged, scarred, and perhaps toothless, the blue collar grinder is often a player who has limited offensive skills, but is valuable to a hockey team due to their physical fore-checking skills especially along the boards; for "grinding along the boards."

Performs the work that is considered "beneath" the skill players. Including, but not limited to: trash-talking, taking hits along the boards and in front of the opponents goal, winning pucks in the corner and along the boards, and any other activities that may potentially create plays for the "play-makers" and "skilled players".

Due to their lack of offensive talent, Blue Collar Hockey Players have the ability to inspire and motivate teammates with their passionate play.

While they are no Sean Avery or Matt Cooke, George and John sure don't mind digging deep along the boards to fight for the puck to set up the play-makers. They truly are blue collar hockey players.

by GRAFic Representation January 26, 2011