Collect
81collect, collection, collector — To collect is to accumulate objects. A collection is an accumulation of objects. A collector is a person who makes a collection …
82collect oneself — regain control of oneself, typically after a shock. → collect …
83collect on delivery — A provision, usually abbreviatcd to c.o.d., in a contract of shipment, whereby the carrier undertakes to collect from the consignee, upon delivery, a specified amount for and on behalf of the consignor, in addition to the carrier s own charges.… …
84collect for the day — ˈkälikt, (ˌ)lekt : a collect appropriate for a particular day of the church year …
85collect something up — colˌlect sthˈup derived to bring together things that are no longer being used • Would somebody collect up all the dirty glasses? Main entry: ↑collectderived …
86collect up — verb To find and put together in the same place …
87Collect — A short prayer said before reading in the *eucharist. Cf. Collectar …
88collect — Synonyms and related words: Angelus, Ave, Ave Maria, Hail Mary, Kyrie Eleison, Paternoster, accouple, accumulate, agglomerate, agglutinate, aggregate, aggroup, aid prayer, align, amass, appeal, array, articulate, assemble, associate, backlog,… …
89Collect — 1. winning bet; 2. win a bet: collected on a 100 1 winner ; 3. run into or collide with, especially in a motor vehicle …
90collect — Australian Slang 1. winning bet; 2. win a bet: collected on a 100 1 winner ; 3. run into or collide with, especially in a motor vehicle …