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collaborate
verb (collaborated , collaborating ) intr
1 to work together with another or others on something.
2 derog to co-operate or collude with an enemy, especially one occupying one's own country.
[19c: from Latin com- together + laborare to work]
collaboration noun .
collaborationism noun a policy of collaboration with an enemy.
collaborationist noun .
collaborative adjective .
collaboratively adverb .
collaborator noun .
verb (collaborated , collaborating ) intr
1 to work together with another or others on something.
2 derog to co-operate or collude with an enemy, especially one occupying one's own country.
[19c: from Latin com- together + laborare to work]
collaboration noun .
collaborationism noun a policy of collaboration with an enemy.
collaborationist noun .
collaborative adjective .
collaboratively adverb .
collaborator noun .
collage
noun
1 a design or picture made up of pieces of paper, cloth, photographs, etc glued onto a background surface.
2 the art of producing such works.
[20c: French, meaning -pasting- or -gluing-]
collagist noun .
noun
1 a design or picture made up of pieces of paper, cloth, photographs, etc glued onto a background surface.
2 the art of producing such works.
[20c: French, meaning -pasting- or -gluing-]
collagist noun .
collagen
noun , biol a tough fibrous protein of connective tissue found in skin, bones, teeth, cartilage, ligaments, etc.
[19c: from Greek kolla glue + -genes born]
noun , biol a tough fibrous protein of connective tissue found in skin, bones, teeth, cartilage, ligaments, etc.
[19c: from Greek kolla glue + -genes born]
collapse
verb (collapsed , collapsing )
1 intr said of buildings, etc: to fall, give way or cave in.
2 intr said of people:
a to fall or drop in a state of unconsciousness; to faint;
b to drop in a state of exhaustion or helplessness.
3 intr to break down emotionally She collapsed in a flood of tears .
4 intr to fail suddenly and completely Several firms collapsed .
5 tr & intr to fold up compactly You can collapse the table into a small box .
6 tr & intr said of the lungs or blood vessels, etc: to become or cause to become flattened.
7 intr , stock exchange to suffer a sudden steep drop in value The company's shares had collapsed by the end of trading .
noun
1 a process or act of collapsing.
2 a breakdown.
[18c: from Latin collabi , collapsus to slide or fall]
collapsibility or collapsability noun .
collapsible or collapsable adjective .
verb (collapsed , collapsing )
1 intr said of buildings, etc: to fall, give way or cave in.
2 intr said of people:
a to fall or drop in a state of unconsciousness; to faint;
b to drop in a state of exhaustion or helplessness.
3 intr to break down emotionally She collapsed in a flood of tears .
4 intr to fail suddenly and completely Several firms collapsed .
5 tr & intr to fold up compactly You can collapse the table into a small box .
6 tr & intr said of the lungs or blood vessels, etc: to become or cause to become flattened.
7 intr , stock exchange to suffer a sudden steep drop in value The company's shares had collapsed by the end of trading .
noun
1 a process or act of collapsing.
2 a breakdown.
[18c: from Latin collabi , collapsus to slide or fall]
collapsibility or collapsability noun .
collapsible or collapsable adjective .
collar
noun
1
a a band or flap folded over or standing up round the neck of a garment;
b the neck of a garment generally.
2 something worn round the neck.
3 a band of leather, etc worn round the neck by an animal, especially a dog.
4 a padded leather device, fitted round a horse's neck, to ease the strain of pulling a vehicle.
5 a distinctively coloured ring of fur or feathers round the neck of certain mammals and birds.
6 a cut of meat, especially bacon, from the neck of an animal.
7 a ring-shaped fitting for joining two pipes, etc together.
8 any collar-like part.
verb (collared , collaring )
1 to seize something by the collar.
2 colloq to catch or capture someone or something.
3 colloq to grab something for oneself.
[13c: from French colier , from Latin collum neck]
collared adjective .
collarless adjective .
have one's collar felt slang to be arrested.
hot under the collar colloq angry or flustered.
noun
1
a a band or flap folded over or standing up round the neck of a garment;
b the neck of a garment generally.
2 something worn round the neck.
3 a band of leather, etc worn round the neck by an animal, especially a dog.
4 a padded leather device, fitted round a horse's neck, to ease the strain of pulling a vehicle.
5 a distinctively coloured ring of fur or feathers round the neck of certain mammals and birds.
6 a cut of meat, especially bacon, from the neck of an animal.
7 a ring-shaped fitting for joining two pipes, etc together.
8 any collar-like part.
verb (collared , collaring )
1 to seize something by the collar.
2 colloq to catch or capture someone or something.
3 colloq to grab something for oneself.
[13c: from French colier , from Latin collum neck]
collared adjective .
collarless adjective .
have one's collar felt slang to be arrested.
hot under the collar colloq angry or flustered.
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