The Collaborative International Dictionary
collarbone \collarbone\, Collar bone \Col"lar bone`\ (Anat.) The clavicle, a bone linking the scapula and sternum.
Wiktionary
n. (alternative spelling of collarbone English)
Usage examples of "collar bone".
I felt the fractional grip, like gentle sandpaper, as it took, and then a long cold finger leapt down past my collar bone and deep into my chest.
Off came the rouge, the lipstick, the mascara, and the skin makeup which she wore down to lief collar bone.
The pike remained embedded in his back, the broken knife-blade in the heart of his left knee, the hatchet buried in the shattered remains of his collar bone.
One of the steel-headed javelins caught a trooper in the side of his neck, driving down behind the collar bone, deep into one lung so that when he tried to scream the blood gagged him and bubbled out over his chin.
Never could figure out how Bucky got off with only a broken collar bone and eighteen stitches.
Whoosistwitehell would reconstruct one of our great grand-daddies from his collar bone and his store teeth and deliver a long dissertation on his most intimate habits, and I would swallow it, hook, line, and sinker, and be much impressed.
Strong hands hit him on the collar bone, knocking him backward, sending him crashing into the underbrush.