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An Ana Collar is a crazy, loud, hilarious person. She is very smart. She sleeps a lot and can most likely speak multiple languages and will sometimes blurt out foreign words, but thats just Ana Collar being herself. Her laugh is infectious and she will soon have you creasing with laughter. If you find an Ana, be her friend because she is the best friend you will ever have.
“That girl is so crazy and funny.”
“She must be an Ana Collar”
An Ana Collar is a crazy, loud, hilarious person. She is very smart and sleeps a lot, she can most likely speak multiple languages and will sometimes blurt out foreign words but thats just Ana Collar being herself. Her laugh is infectious and she will soon have you creasing with laughter. If you find an Ana, be her friend because she is the best friend you will ever have.
“That girl is so crazy and funny.”
“She must be an Ana Collar”
n. The 21st century "frat-tastic" type who wears his collar in the "up" position. His predecessor was the quintessential 80s "cool guy" sporting Oakley Razorblades and day-trading junk bonds.
Variations: collarbag, collar-bag, bag
"My girlfriend dragged me into Abercrombie the other day. It was unbearable. Wall-to-wall collar bags."
"Look at those douche bags with their collars up. Collar bag, yo!" (Sung to the tune of Gwen Stefani's "Holla Back Girl".)
Will do whatever the person is told to do. It's like another saying, X says jump and Y says, "How high?" It's a figure of speech for a power dynamic.
"She's at your bark and collar; I see?"
"I'm at your bark and collar!"
when you're in a heated situation , (or nervous)
using your finger to pull the collar of your shirt
"hey isnt that you're mistress?" umm no,what arey ou talking about.... (now is the time to preform a 180 collar tug)
When a man has such an excessive amount of chest hair that it "creeps out" over the collar of his shirt.
Eew, I can tell just by the collar creepers that the rest of his body is probably hairy as an ape. Yuck.
a piece of meat rolled up and tied.
The collar of pork belly was slow-cooked until tender and juicy.