Flea Collar

When a woman wears an engagement/wedding ring in order to keep away unwanted attention from men.

Man 1: "She's married man! Look at the ring on her finger."
Man 2: "Nah man, that ain't nothing but a flea collar. She's trying to keep all the bugs off."

by A - man - DUH September 25, 2011

Thot Collar

A choker

Person 1: "She a hoe?"
Person 2: "Must be, got a thot collar on."

by Rickalodian October 16, 2016

collaborate

To work together.

To create a truly successful movie, the director, writers, actors, and many others must collaborate closely.

by Larstait November 10, 2003

popped collar

All I'm going to say: While the current state of the popped collar is upsetting, to say the least, it has its roots in legitimacy. The original collars were not just fashionable, they had function. The sea-goers of yore faced many perilous conditions, among them the harmful rays from the sun. They learned early on covering their necks was beneficial to their health, in terms of dehydration, as well as avoiding burns. The trend was picked up by people who 'summer' in Cape Cod, those for whom sailing is a passion, and while not drinking or talking abouts sailing, they sail. So knock it, but don't hate on it.

'That popped collar is fashionably questionable, but he's no redneck.'

by djking January 30, 2008

Collaboration

An unnatural act practiced by nonconsenting adults.

Worker A: We have no common interests, we don't like each other, and it irritates us to work together. But we were told by management to engage in collaboration.

Worker B: What a waste of time.

by middle_manager September 26, 2009

collar tug

Somebody does this when they are in an awkward situation, feel guilt or are under pressure. They also make a strange noise and tug on their collar to indicate that they are uncomfortable. This often happens in "The Simpsons"

Homer did the collar tug when he was giving a speech and everyone booed

by collartugger October 31, 2011

No Collar

The new, exponentially emerging class rising up in America consisting of often over-qualified but unemployed persons.

"Hey dude, don't you work for Ernst & Young?"

"Aw hell no , i'm a No Collar, just like you".

by Dirty Branchez October 12, 2009