the part of the body that connects the head to the torso

the back of the neck

to squeeze or choke someone's throat; to have someone in a stranglehold

red in the face and neck; describes a person who is furious, agitated, or flushing with excitement

(colloquial) the ankle; the part of the leg that connects to the foot

scarf; muffler

(colloquial) to cut one's own throat as a way to commit suicide

the collar of a shirt or garment

A long strip of cloth worn around the neck for warmth; also known as [[围巾|圍巾|wei2 jin1]]

the back of the neck

the back of the neck; nape

(dialect) wrist

(colloquial) To speak or act in a roundabout manner without being direct.

to throttle or strangle someone; to tighten something around the neck

goiter; an enlargement of the thyroid gland causing a swelling in the neck

to shout at the top of one's lungs; to strain one's neck while calling out loudly

A pipe or tube bent at a right angle used to connect two sections and change their direction, such as an elbow in a stovepipe or plumbing system.

(colloquial) to turn one's head away; to snub or shun someone on purpose

To grip someone's neck tightly between the thumb and fingers; to choke or strangle.

the neck of an ox or cow

To suffer a snub or meet with a rebuff; to encounter a snag; to be fooled or duped.

to be red in the face and swollen in the neck from rage or a heated argument

redneck; a derogatory term for a person from a rural area, typically a white person from the Southern United States

(colloquial) the part of the neck just below or near the ears

(colloquial) nape; the back of the neck

(literary) the navel; belly button

the part of the body connecting the head to the shoulders

collar of a garment

the back of the neck; nape

stiff or rigid in movement; specifically having a waist and neck that do not bend or move flexibly

Literally "to take a dump while riding on someone's shoulders"; used to describe someone who treats another person with extreme disrespect or takes cruel advantage of them.