urbanite

Some one from the city metropolis type city like frisco oakland san diego new york la

im from the city im an urbanite

by ARL0 April 12, 2005

urbanized

when someone from a small town needs to get to the city/urban area to get their 'fix' of shopping, restaurants, sporting events, culture

I feel the need to get 'urbanized'....Trader Joes/ Ikea/ Homegoods/ Urban Outfitters/ Anthropologie/ Twins/ Vikings/....one little problem...the checkbook is shouting "No" at me! : (

by not-too-shabby-chic-diva September 14, 2010

urbanizer

Someone who obsessively looks up words on urban dictionary, adds words, n spends hours a day thinking up new terms to use.
You may find this person saying 'hey, i can so put that on urban dictionary!' constantly.

That girl is such an urbanizer

by Hildegard Robusk :) February 4, 2010

urbanine

A construction of the word urb/urban
/ˈəːb(ə)n/
adjective
in, relating to, or characteristic of a town or city:
the urban population

with the suffix -ine

/ʌɪn/  
a suffix of adjectives, meaning “of or pertaining to,” “of the nature of,” “made of,” “like”:
crystalline, equine

Urbanine : of or pertaining to the urban, the quality or essence of urban/city life

his apartment is very urbanine...you should visit the really urbanine parts of the city...her cityscapes have a really earthy, urbanine quality

by urb9studios October 1, 2012

Urbanization

The increasingly frequent use of words with meanings from Urban dictionary.

Sam: I think my brother's swollorexic
Mike: Wait, did you just use a word from Urban Dictionary?
Sam: Yeah, why?
Mike: Bro i think you're experiencing some urbanization.

by some dude on a planet September 15, 2014

urbanite

Chunks of concrete resembling rocks.

Etymology: after proper names for naturally-forming rocks and minerals, i.e. rhyolite, kimberlite, etc.

Anybody know of a vacant lot with some urbanite and steel rebar in it?

by tomte October 14, 2004

Urbanization

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