One of the most famous lad areas in Melbourne and Seven Lad Wonders of the World, The Village is an area that can only be found in Fairfield, Station St where lads are free to roam, staunch and eat discount rooster bar chicken at will.
by Idontlikenauticanoiloveit May 2, 2011
by Richard the Schlong March 8, 2018
A settlement with a population usually between 200 and 3500. Villages are usually larger than hamlets but smaller than towns. However Ecclesfield in England is an exception, which has a population of 33,000 (a population that could pass for a town).
Most villages have a church, a school or nursery, and a shop. If the village does not have at least one of these features, it would usually be classed as a hamlet.
A lot of villages are rural or semi-rural. However, some villages may be directly joined onto a town or city, thus classing it as a suburb.
Most villages have a church, a school or nursery, and a shop. If the village does not have at least one of these features, it would usually be classed as a hamlet.
A lot of villages are rural or semi-rural. However, some villages may be directly joined onto a town or city, thus classing it as a suburb.
Luss is a small village in Argyll and Bute, Scotland. It has a church, a small primary school, and a couple of restaurants and shops.
by FunkDaBeat September 27, 2014
1. Watchfullness in respect of a community, neighborhood, village. As in, "it takes a village...." 2. The act of being villagent.
by Emily October 22, 2003
Villagism is the belief that the village one is born in is a primary determinant of human traits and capacities and that those differences produce an inherent superiority over others born in a different village.
Zakhonaye are better than Aridnaye because we use the proper word for "tomorrow". This is an example of Villagism.
by VivaLaNoosa November 12, 2010
by mcorr September 26, 2005
country boy who knows nothing bout cities- eg never been on a bus before, and lives in the middle of a cabbage field
by Mattuk November 10, 2003