- - Necklace for pets, often with a nametag
- - It might wind up in a tie
- - What goes around a dog's neck
- - Neckwear for a dog
- - Spot for a stay
- - Part of a shirt or jacket
- - Where a stay goes
- - What a T-shirt lacks
- - Nab a crook
- - Place for a stay
- - Nab
- - Part of a shirt
- - Part of a coat.
- - Blue-... worker (working class person)
- - Seize by the neck
- - place to place fido's name tag
- - Counter everything during my arrest
- - Dog's accessory
- - tall decorative addition around some cakes
- - Nick is brought back in central location
- - Part of shirt buttonhole
- - Grab something that buckles, perhaps
- - Turtleneck, for one
- - To arrest
- - Top part of shirt
- - Peter Pan or Mandarin, e.g.
- - Appropriate piece of neckwear
- - Surrounding band
- - Protocol largely covering arrest
- - Band around the neck
- - Priesthood symbol
- - Charlie Buck needs no introduction to Van Dyke, for one?
- - Dress shirt component
- - Shirt part
- - Dog's neckwear
- - Decorative addition to some round cakes
- - Nick neck
- - T-shirt's lack
- - Neckband
- - Dog accessory
- - Golf shirt feature
- - Word with blue or dog
- - Place for an unwanted ring?
- - Ironing challenge
- - Cardigan's lack
- - Cop's coup
- - Pinched perp
- - Peter Pan, for one
- - Shirt feature
- - Peter Pan ......
- - Clerical accessory
- - Boxer's wear
- - Shamus's catch
- - Cleric's wear
- - Word with white or dog
- - Ring around Rover
- - Horse or dog tail
- - Gorget, e.g.
- - Cop's arrest
- - Turtle neck.
- - Bertha.
- - Bertha, for instance.
- - Haul in
- - Slap the cuffs on
- - Bring in
- - Take into custody?
- - Article of clothing.
- - ...... horse
- - Neckwear
- - Neck-piece
- - Pinch
- - ".... catch!"
- - Apprehend
- - Capture
- - Arrest
- - Pet peeve?
- - Get control of: Colloq.
- - Dog leash attachment
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