| ARRESTER | Cop making a collar |
| NARC | Cop making a traffic stop? |
| COMESBY | Cops making visits |
| POLITE | Courteous cops making Charlie tense (6) |
| TAB | Versatile word with meanings including an aerofoil, a bill, a cigarette, a collar insignia, a dose of LSD, a flap, a fob, a loop of a theatrical curtain, the drape itself, musical notation, a pill, a |
| ETON | "River-town" in Berkshire whose name is given to a boys' school, a collar, a cropped hairstyle, a game of fives, a jacket and a mess of crushed meringue and strawberries (4) |
| STUD | Each of a series of fasteners used in place of buttons to secure the front of a man's formal shirt or either of a pair used to attach a collar (4) |
| PIPING | Tubing or a long tube-like thing, such as fabric-covered cord edging a collar, cuff, curtain, cushion etc; or, a line of buttercream, Chantilly or icing, ornamenting a cake or pudding (6) |
| STUDS | What fasten a collar to a shirt? (5) |
| LAPEL | Extension of a collar forming a flap (5) |
| RUFF | Hear a bark and see a collar (4) |
| TURTLENECKED | Dove kissed amorously, having a collar of a sort (6-6) |
| SHIRT | An upper body garment of cotton, etc., having a collar, sleeves and especially button down the front and often worn under a jacket |
| NECKTIE | Neckwear consisting of a long narrow piece of material worn (mostly by men) under a collar and tied in knot at the front. |
| COPACABANABEACH | Officer with a collar secures a taxi for all in coastal resort |
| CABALLERO | Be a collar worker, like a gentleman knight? (9) |
| BOBECHE | French-derived word for a collar, cup or ring around a candlestick's socket for catching dripping wax (7) |
| RANIN | Made a collar |
| BUSTS | Makes a collar |
| NAB | Put a collar on |
