Collared

A term used to define relationship status after one party has received a necklace (or in some cases, a bracelet) from their significant other; a sign of romantic possession.

"Woah, did you see what John bought Jenna for Christmas?" "Yeah, dude, she's collared now. It's totally official."

by WastingRain May 27, 2017

collarblind

What Michael Scott from NBC's The Office says when he compares the people in the warehouse to the people who work upstairs in the office. He at first refers to the warehouse people as blue collared and the office people as white collared. By this he means the color of the collars on their shirts for those of you who can't tell the difference.

Michael Scott: "When i look around this room, I do not see blue collars or white collars... THAT is because i am "collarblind".

by PurpleDogsAndVaccuumCleaners June 12, 2007

poppin my collar

To pimp and/or being a player. Showin' off after workin' it.

"Now every since I could remember I been poppin my collar
Every since I could remember I been working this hoes
And they betta put my money in my hand" -- Three 6 Mafia

by D-Munney February 16, 2006

blue collar

Blue collar does NOT simply refer to working class people. Blue collar workers are working class people whose jobs consist of MANUAL labor.

A white collar worker may also be a member of the working class. In some cases white collar workers make less money than blue collar workers.

Construction laborers are blue collar workers.

by bumbleclot May 14, 2009

Blue Collar Forty

Pertaining to those who work 40 hour weeks doing manual or industrial labor. Heard in Eric Church's song "Homeboy"

Ain't no shame in a blue collar forty, little house little kids little small town story.

by mattl1776 August 16, 2011

White Collar Crime

When Cowardly rich bastards screw hard working people out of their entiire livelihood just to stay ahead.

"Insider Trading" is white collar crime

by v1cious April 8, 2004

popped collar

On a polo shirt, the style of lifting the collar up instead of having it in its natural, down position.

"If I see another popped collar, necks will be broken!"

by kwashia January 11, 2005