| collage |
a type of visual art work in which diverse and often seemingly incongruous materials, such as photographs, buttons, hair, and the like, are pasted upon a surface, often with added marks or writing. |
| collagen |
a fibrous protein in bone, cartilage, and other connective tissue. |
| collapsar |
a collapsed star that has become a black hole. |
| collapse |
to fall down; give way; cave in. [7 definitions] |
| collapsible |
able to collapse or be collapsed, esp. for ease in carrying, storing, or the like. |
| collar |
the portion of a garment that goes around the neck and is sometimes folded over. [7 definitions] |
| collarbone |
either of two bones joining the breastbone and the shoulder blades; clavicle. |
| collard |
a type of kale grown for its edible leaves. [2 definitions] |
| collarless |
combined form of collar. |
| collate |
to stack the pages in the correct order. |
| collateral |
extending in parallel or being to the side of. [5 definitions] |
| collation |
the act or process of collating. [2 definitions] |
| colleague |
someone who shares the same profession, work, or employer. |
| collect |
to gather together or assemble. [8 definitions] |
| collectable |
combined form of collect. |
| collected |
in control; self-possessed; calm. [2 definitions] |
| collectible |
likely to be collected, as by a connoisseur or hobbyist. [2 definitions] |
| collection |
the act of collecting. [3 definitions] |
| collective |
formed by collecting; combined to make a whole. [4 definitions] |
| collective bargaining |
the bargaining process that occurs between organized workers and their employer to reach an agreement on wages, benefits, hours, and working conditions. |
| collective unconscious |
in Jungian psychology, the memories and other psychic contents that are accumulated by the experience of all preceding generations and that dwell within the unconscious mind of each individual. |