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vb. (context transitive English) To remove a collar from.
Usage examples of "uncollar".
MALISE sits in his armchair, garbed in trousers, dressing-gown, and slippers, unshaved and uncollared, writing.
The diamonds flashed and sparkled and glowed on a white rather than fair neck, which, being very much uncollared dazzled Malcolm far more than the jewels.
If they were wild humans, uncollared, then they certainly must fear the elves.
Sometimes one of them got up and went to the desk, on which he leaned his elbows, hunching a pair of sloping shoulders to an uncollared neck.
They would also have to hide Nip, an uncollared and undesignated slave, from any new crew members.
The psis were uncollared for visits with their social workers, and surprise inspections became the rule.
With great armholes to let the air enter and a wide, uncollared neck, it hung loosely, falling unbelted to her knees.
Those who walked about the room were largely male, yet certain uncollared slavewomen were to be seen as well, speaking to the males, or hurrying about various tasks.
For one thing, she could not imagine Renna or Seta uncollaring a damane.
MALISE sits in his armchair, garbed in trousers, dressing-gown, and slippers, unshaved and uncollared, writing.
The diamonds flashed and sparkled and glowed on a white rather than fair neck, which, being very much uncollared dazzled Malcolm far more than the jewels.
For one thing, she could not imagine Renna or Seta uncollaring a damane.