COLLUM

Meaning of COLLUM in English

ˈkäləm noun

( plural col·la -lə)

Etymology: Latin, neck — more at collar

1. anatomy : a neck or necklike part or process

2. : collet 3

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COLLUM — (n.) Same as Collar.
Английский словарь Webster
COLLUM — (n.) A neck or cervix.
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COLLUM — ( n. ) Same as Collar.
Webster's Revised Unabridged English Dictionary
COLLUM — ( n. ) A neck or cervix.
Webster's Revised Unabridged English Dictionary
COLLUM — noun a neck or cervix. 2. collum ·noun ·same·as collar.
Webster English vocab
COLLUM — 1) анат., бот. шейка 2) донце (луковицы)
Новый Англо-Русский словарь по биологии
COLLUM — 1) анат. , бот. шейка 2) донце ( луковицы )
Новый Англо-Русский биологический словарь
COLLUM — 1) шея 2) шейка (суженная часть какой-либо структуры)
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DÉCOLLETÉ — I. adjective Etymology: French, from past participle of décolleter to give a low neckline to, from dé- de- + collet …
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DÉCOLLETÉ — I. adjective also de·col·le·te (ˌ)dā|kälə|tā, (ˌ)de|-, -kȯl-, -kōl-, | ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷; |deklə|tā Etymology: French décolleté (masculine), décolletée (feminine), past participle of décolleter …
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DECOLLATE — I. də̇ˈkäˌlāt, dēˈ-, ˈdekəˌ-, -_lə̇t adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Latin decollatus, past participle of decollare to behead archaic : …
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COLLET — I. ˈkälə̇t, usu -d.+V noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle French, diminutive of col collar, neck, from Latin collum neck …
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COLLAR — I. ˈkälə(r) noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English coller, coler, from Old French coler, colier necklace, …
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COLLA — I. colla plural of collum II. col·la ˈkōlyə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Spanish Philippines : a period of rainy …
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COLL — I. ˈkäl, ˈkəl transitive verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: Middle English collen, from Old French coler, from col neck, from …
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COL — I. ˈkäl noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from Middle French, neck, from Latin collum — more at collar 1. …
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TORTICOLLIS — ˌtȯrd.əˈkälə̇s noun ( -es ) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin tortus twisted + -i- + collum neck — more at …
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MACHICOLATE — məˈchikəˌlāt, maˈ- transitive verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: Medieval Latin machicolatus, past participle of machicolare, from Old French machicoller, from …
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CAPOCOLLO — ˌkapəˈkōlə, -äp-, -ȯl-, -(ˌ)lō noun ( plural capocol·li -(ˌ)lē ; or capocollos ) Etymology: Italian, from capo head of an …
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ACCOLADE — ˈakəˌlād, ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈ ̷ ̷ also -äd or -ȧd noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from accoler to embrace (from — assumed — …
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COLLA — (pl. ) of Collum
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COLLA — ( pl. ) of Collum
Webster's Revised Unabridged English Dictionary
COLLET — /kol"it/ , n. , v. , colleted, colleting . n. 1. a collar or enclosing band. 2. the enclosing rim …
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary
COL — /kol/ ; Fr. /kawl/ , n. , pl. cols /kolz/ ; Fr. /kawl/ . 1. Physical Geog. a pass or …
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DÉCOLLETÉ — I. (ˌ)dā-ˌkäl-ˈtā, -ˌkȯl-, -lə-ˈtā; also dā-ˈkȯl-tā adjective Etymology: French, from past participle of décolleter to give a low neckline to, …
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary
COLLAR — I. ˈkä-lər noun Etymology: Middle English coler, from Anglo-French, from Latin collare, from collum neck; akin to Old English heals …
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COL — I. ˈkäl noun Etymology: French, from Middle French, neck, from Latin collum Date: 1853 : saddle 3 II. abbreviation 1. …
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TORTICOLLIS — noun Etymology: New Latin, from Latin tortus twisted + -i- + collum neck — more at collar Date: circa 1811 …
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MACHICOLATION — noun Etymology: Medieval Latin machicolare to furnish with machicolations, from Middle French machicoller, from machicoleis machicolation, from macher to crush …
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DECOLLATE — transitive verb ( -lat·ed ; -lat·ing ) Etymology: Latin decollatus, past participle of decollare, from de- + collum neck — …
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ACCOLADE — [ 'akəleɪd , ˌakə'leɪd ] ■ noun 1》 something granted as a special honour or in recognition of merit. 2》 …
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