NOUN
- a stiff white collar with no opening in the front; a distinctive symbol of the clergy
How To Use clerical collar In A Sentence
- His cracked celluloid clerical collar was the colour of soiled snow. Seminary Boy
- Otherwise, a dark suit, clerical collar, dark hat, raincoat, and they can give me a Military Cross.
- I was wearing a clerical collar, suit and hat. Times, Sunday Times
- He was a quiet, mildly alcoholic man in shabby tweeds and a clerical collar.
- The clerical collar is derived from an early 19th century form of lay neckwear.
- I was wearing a clerical collar, suit and hat. Times, Sunday Times
- The proposal makes no mention of clerical collars. Times, Sunday Times
- I was wearing a clerical collar, suit and hat. Times, Sunday Times
- His cracked celluloid clerical collar was the colour of soiled snow. Seminary Boy
- Opening the door a crack she saw a man in a clerical collar and a woman beside him.