piccadill /pikˈə-dil/, piccadell /-del/, piccadillo /-dilˈō/ (pl piccadillˈoes), or piccadilly /-i/, also pick-, (obsolete)

1. A cut or vandyked edging, esp to a woman's collar
2. A wide high collar of the early 17c
3. A stiff support for a collar or ruff
4. (in the form piccadilly) a man's upright collar with the points turned over, first worn about 1870

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