by urbanguy013 November 06, 2007
by Brian August 21, 2003
A politically correct way for US politicians and news sources alike to refer to the influence of "Black-African American" people and/or culture without appearing to be explicitly racist.
"The crime rate in this neighbourhood which for many decades was mainly populated by Irish Catholics has risen substantially due to what towns folk call the "Urbanization of Boston"
by seth_ikrass May 23, 2010
In the South African context, "urban" -or "urb" - refers both to culture in cities and anything that is "cool". There is a continual migration from rural areas to urban areas because social, economic and cultural aspirations can be actualized in urban areas.
by Carl Nel April 28, 2006
accepted by Urban Dictionary, etyomologized, created
by oca and ipo February 23, 2007
Main Entry: ur·ban
Pronunciation: '&r-b&n
Function: adjective
Etymology: Latin urbanus, from urbs city
: of, relating to, characteristic of, or constituting a city
Pronunciation: '&r-b&n
Function: adjective
Etymology: Latin urbanus, from urbs city
: of, relating to, characteristic of, or constituting a city
the funny thing is, out of all the shit posted in this website, i have supplied what may be the ONLY DEFINITION out of millions and millions of retarted entries (that are NOT definitions) on a website called urbanDICTIONARY!!!
by this website is ruined September 21, 2005