Collar and Pick

Collar

Collar verb - To take or keep under one's control by authority of law.

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Pick and collar are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Pick" instead a verb "Collar".

Nearby Words: collared, collaring, collet, collaret

Pick verb - To catch or collect (a crop or natural resource) for human use.

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Collar and pick are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Collar" instead a verb "Pick".

Nearby Words: pickle, picky, picked, picket, pickup

long	long collar	long pick
typical	typical collar	typical pick
round	round collar	round pick
small	small collar	small pick
Other adjectives: large, little, less, weird, electronic.

collar targets

pick targets

In the Doc Savage novel "The Lost Oasis," a woman tries to pick the lock on her slave collar with a hairpin after seeing Doc perform a similar feat.

Source: Hairpin Lockpick
In Fallout 3, if you manage to Mezmerize an enemy during combat, you can run right up and talk to them, pick their pockets, take their weapons, and slap a slave collar on, all while their allies patiently wait for your conversation to end.

Source: Talking Is a Free Action
Translator Collar - Darwin has one, a system of underwater microphones and speakers that pick up his clicks and whistles and translate them to Frank Welker speaking in pidgin English via computer.

Source: Series / seaQuest DSV

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