1. A collar or neck-band; the horizontal face or plane at the bottom of brilliants, or the part of a ring in which the stone is set; that part of glass vessels which sticks to the iron instrument used in taking the substance from the melting-pot; that part of a plant from which the stem and root spring.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• collett,
• bollete,
• camllet,
• cholle,
• collette,
• collate,
• colleat,
• vollet,
• colllet,
• colet,
• colleet,
• colmet,
• collimete,
• collyy,
• corsllet,
• couplet,
• ollea,
• -poulet,
• cacoleet,
• caolle

• colutea,
• clot,
• collate,
• Coletta,
• cold,
• cooled,
• Coltey,
• collide,
• Collett,
• colette,
• collude,
• could,
• Collette,
• colder,
• collie,
• cowled,
• collect,
• cool it,
• coolest,
• colletti,
• closet,
• jolt,
• coletti,
• colt,
• coiled,
• called.

The adjective form of the word "collet" is "colleted".

The plural of the "collet" can be the "collets".

The singular of the "collet" can be the "collet".