Synonyms for Collars:

• n.

  •prisons (noun)
  • Pillories,
  • coolers,
  • pinions,
  • reform schools,
  • lockups,
  • penal colonies,
  • Penitentiaries,
  • pounds,
  • Prisons,
  • gaols,
  • dungeons,
  • brigs,
  • vises,
  • jailhouses,
  • Pens,
  • stockades,
  • reformatories,
  • strongholds,
  • Cells,
  • coops,
  • keeps,
  • irons,
  • oubliettes.
  •restraints (noun)
  • Inhibitions,
  • restrictions,
  • strictures,
  • constraints,
  • Constrictions,
  • blockages,
  • confinements,
  • hindrances,
  • impediments,
  • restraints,
  • detentions.

• v.

  •captures (verb)
  • achieves,
  • snares,
  • apprehends,
  • wins,
  • occupies,
  • catches,
  • arrests,
  • takes,
  • snatches,
  • abducts,
  • Gains,
  • captures,
  • obtains,
  • seizes,
  • secures,
  • gets.
  •restrains (verb)
  • hinders,
  • confines,
  • bridles,
  • restricts,
  • tethers,
  • leashes,
  • binds,
  • impedes,
  • inhibits,
  • constricts,
  • shackles,
  • detains,
  • controls,
  • constrains,
  • restrains.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words:
  • apprehend,
  • apprehension,
  • arm,
  • arrest,
  • bed clothing,
  • bedclothes,
  • bedding material,
  • catch,
  • chains,
  • chicago,
  • choker,
  • clasp,
  • clench,
  • clutch,
  • cop,
  • corset,
  • diggings,
  • dog collar,
  • domiciliation,
  • girdle,
  • grasp,
  • grip,
  • hold,
  • leash,
  • litter,
  • lodgings,
  • maulers,
  • meat hooks,
  • michigan,
  • nab,
  • nail,
  • neckband,
  • newmarket,
  • pad,
  • pinch,
  • taking into custody,
  • pick up,
  • shoe collar.

Paraphrases for Collars:

• Forward Entailment

  • Noun, plural
    COLS, necklaces.

• Independent

  • Noun, plural
    bracelets, straps, necks, caps, Crowns, shackles, beads, boardrooms, rings, seals, clamps, cuffs, PEARLS, boards, bangles, employees, inserts, seams, rubbers, bands, snares, Hires, gaskets, welds, mountains, dams, passes, joints, bushes, Juntas.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    colliers.

Collars Sentence Examples:

• The dogs were driven forward by their native masters and, seized by the collars, were dragged around the point.

• I took out my bundle, a red handkerchief that contained a few clean collars and some crumpled newspapers, in which I had occasionally carried home bread.