urb

American

[urb] / ɜrb /

noun

Informal.

an urban area.

Etymology

Origin of urb

First recorded in 1965–70; back formation from suburb

Example Sentences

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Mati Urb was visiting Kent with his parents and two siblings during the Easter school holidays.

From BBC

He added: "I’m gonna call Urb and see if i can get a job as the head Equipment Manager for the jaguars lol. So y’all can stop pulling this race bulls—t! This ain’t that. It’s all about their relationship built people."

From Fox News

And 2019 promises to be even bigger with five additional bags scheduled: a 100 percent waterproof AQ.25 roll top bag, a TAC.38 tactical bag, a TRV.42 travel bag, a URB.25 urban bag, and a QAP quick access add-on for your phone, wallet, and keys.

From The Verge

Most of URB’s employees are women.

From The Guardian

Kill credited the other offensive coaches - running back coach Lester Urb, receivers coach Jafar Williams and offensive line coach AJ Blazek - and Dr. Yvette Rooks, the chief medical officer for Rutgers athletics, with helping him get through the season.

From Washington Times

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