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Definition of colla
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Colla (pl. ) of
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Collation
::
Collation
(v. t.) The act of
collating
or
comparing;
a
comparison
of one copy er thing (as of a book, or
manuscript)
with
another
of a like kind;
comparison,
in
general..
Ruff
::
Ruff (n.)
Something
formed
with
plaits
or
flutings,
like the
collar
of this
name..
Collagenous
::
Collagenous
(a.)
Containing
or
resembling
collagen.
Encollar
::
Encollar
(v. t.) To
furnish
or
surround
with a
collar.
By
::
By (a.) Out of the
common
path;
aside;
-- used in
composition,
giving
the
meaning
of
something
aside,
secondary,
or
incidental,
or
collateral
matter,
a thing
private
or
avoiding
notice;
as,
by-line,
by-place,
by-play,
by-street.
It was
formerly
more
freely
used in
composition
than it is now; as,
by-business,
by-concernment,
by-design,
by-interest,
etc..
Collagen
::
Collagen
(n.) The
chemical
basis of
ordinary
connective
tissue,
as of
tendons
or
sinews
and of bone. On being
boiled
in water it
becomes
gelatin
or
glue..
Collateral
::
Collateral
(a.)
Related
to, but not
strictly
a part of, the main thing or
matter
under
consideration;
hence,
subordinate;
not chief or
principal;
as,
collateral
interest;
collateral
issues..
Clavicle
::
Clavicle
(n.) The
collar
bone, which is
joined
at one end to the
scapula,
or
shoulder
blade,
and at the other to the
sternum,
or
breastbone.
In man each
clavicle
is
shaped
like the
letter
/, and is
situated
just above the first rib on
either
side of the neck. In birds the two
clavicles
are
united
ventrally,
forming
the
merrythought,
or
wishbone..
Necktie
::
Necktie
(n.) A
scarf,
band, or
kerchief
of silk, etc.,
passing
around
the neck or
collar
and tied in
front;
a bow of silk, etc.,
fastened
in front of the
neck..
Teetee
::
Teetee
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
small,
soft-furred
South
American
monkeys
belonging
to
Callithrix,
Chrysothrix,
and
allied
genera;
as, the
collared
teetee
(Callithrix
torquatus),
and the
squirrel
teetee
(Chrysothrix
sciurea).
Called
also
pinche,
titi, and
saimiri.
See
Squirrel
monkey,
under
Squirrel..
Collar
::
Collar
(n.) A
collar
beam.
Ruche
::
Ruche (n.) A
plaited,
quilled,
or
goffered
strip of lace, net,
ribbon,
or other
material,
-- used in place of
collars
or
cuffs,
and as a
trimming
for
women's
dresses
and
bonnets..
Collation
::
Collation
(v. i.) To
partake
of a
collation.
Kettledrum
::
Kettledrum
(n.) An
informal
social
party at which a light
collation
is
offered,
held in the
afternoon
or early
evening.
Cf. Drum, n., 4 and 5..
Collateral
::
Collateral
(a.)
Acting
in an
indirect
way.
Collar
::
Collar
(n.) A curb, or a
horizontal
timbering,
around
the mouth of a
shaft..
Fur
::
Fur (n.)
Articles
of
clothing
made of fur; as, a set of furs for a lady (a
collar,
tippet,
or cape, muff,
etc.)..
Collator
::
Collator
(n.) One who
collates
to a
benefice.
Collative
::
Collative
(a.)
Passing
or held by
collation;
-- said of
livings
of which the
bishop
and the
patron
are the same
person.
Collateral
::
Collateral
(a.)
Descending
from the same stock or
ancestor,
but not in the same line or
branch
or one from the
other;
--
opposed
to
lineal..
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