City

What do we mean by city?

A center of population, commerce, and culture; a town of significant size and importance. noun

An incorporated municipality in the United States with definite boundaries and legal powers set forth in a charter granted by the state. noun

A Canadian municipality of high rank, usually determined by population but varying by province. noun

A large incorporated town in Great Britain, usually the seat of a bishop, with its title conferred by the Crown. noun

The inhabitants of a city considered as a group. noun

An ancient Greek city-state. noun

Used in combination as an intensive. noun

The financial and commercial center of London. Used with the. noun

A large and important town; any large town holding an important position in the state in which it is situated. noun

The inhabitants of a city, collectively. noun

Medina in Arabia, where Mohammed took refuge when driven by conspirators from Mecca, his native city, a. d. 622. noun

Pertaining to a city; urban: as, a city feast; city manners; “city wives,”

Pertaining to the class of tradespeople, as opposed to people of birth.

One engaged in mercantile pursuits, as distinguished from one whose interests are landed, agricultural, or professional; a business man.

A large town. noun

A corporate town; in the United States, a town or collective body of inhabitants, incorporated and governed by a mayor and aldermen or a city council consisting of a board of aldermen and a common council; in Great Britain, a town corporate, which is or has been the seat of a bishop, or the capital of his see. noun

The collective body of citizens, or inhabitants of a city. noun

Of or pertaining to a city. adjective

See under Council. adjective

A large settlement, bigger than a town; sometimes with a specific legal definition, depending on the place.

A settlement granted special status by royal charter or letters patent; traditionally, a settlement with a cathedral regardless of size.

The central business district; downtown.

A large amount of something (used after the noun).

A place to live, usually with corrupt mayors and lots of pollution. The real world is only in the city, not on Ole McD's Farm. Urban Dictionary

1. A large urban area, with many buildings are people. An area with over 100,000 people is called a city. 2. Occuring in, or relating to a large urban area, as in city streets. 3. A large quantity of something. usually used in the expression "It's X city (in here). For example It's snow city would mean there's a lot of snow Urban Dictionary

A term used to emphasize the amount of something. Urban Dictionary

A large settlement of people, typically over 100,000 residents. Most cities are fairly large overcome with roping interstates and glass skyscrapers that blind people with sunlight reflected off of the windows. Most larger cities also have significantly more pollution because of power plants, factories, and cars. Most cities can also be seen as a large glowing dot when viewed from outer space. People sometimes also commute to a city from a small town nearby to work, which could cause a city’s daytime population to rise by a considerable amount. Urban Dictionary

See also shite, embarassing, and bitters. Urban Dictionary

When you fuck a girl sideways, flip her over and splooge in her hair Urban Dictionary

Tha wonderful area known to tourists as San Francisco. Urban Dictionary

Local term for San Francisco, only used by people who live in the Bay Area. Urban Dictionary

Another way of saying San Francisco. Urban Dictionary

Nickname for San Francisco. Sometimes also called "San Fran", but the local residents hate it when someone refers to it as "'Frisco". A wonderful city for all, with steep hilly streets, among other things. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to city:
city.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word city:
limits, density, hispanic, mayor, versus, median, latino, council, races, population, county, located, district, area, under, school.

Words that rhyme with city:
nitty, committee, pretty, pity, gritty, witty, kitty, ditty, smitty, titty, chitty, jitty, bitty, intercity, mutuality, commitee, citi, mitty, tittie, subcommittee, itty, whitty, political action committee, nitti, dette, vittae, itty-bitty, rette, steering committee, twitty, bittie, litty, finance committee, standing committee, kittie, vigilance committee, ways and means committee, ethics committee, welcoming committee, citizens committee, hitty, clytie, with pity, admit he, bit e, bit he, bit t, city e, cockpit he, commit tee, committee e, fit he, fit t, fulginiti, hit he, hypocrite he, it he, it t, kansas-city, kit he, lanai-city, lit he, lit t, mcquitty, miltie, new-york-city, outfit he, permit he, permit t, pit he, pit t, pitt he, quit he, schmidt e, schmidt t, schmitt e, sit he, slit he, spit he, split he, split t, submit he, tarditi, unfit he, wit he, writ he.

Adjectives that are often used to describe city:
great, large, whole, largest, ancient, big, old, native, inner, central, modern, holy, american, entire, beautiful, major, industrial, walled, chief, imperial, greek, free, commercial, latter, southern, famous, strange, sacred, distant, roman, northern, principal, populous, royal, european, nearby, ruined, chinese, provincial, fair, heavenly, cosmopolitan, medieval, historic, italian, ideal, vast, busy, crowded, eastern, neighboring, rich, metropolitan, nearest, flourishing, prosperous, port, beloved, oldest, beleaguered, magnificent, eternal, colonial, biggest, sized, thriving, wonderful, coastal, midwestern.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective city:
state, states, dwellers, schools, areas, neighborhoods, residents, school, manager, children, life, county, dweller, youth, communities, area, region, hall, neighborhood, building, wall, walls, gate, students, planning, population, blacks, regions, tour, districts, gates, ghettos, kids, families, suburb, youths, officers, slums, mayors, council, community, wide, housing, clerk, streets, adolescents, populations, poverty, road, newspapers, hospital, pair, ward, god, living, neighbourhoods, ghetto, size, folk, parents, center, district, church, politics, hospitals, location, project, projects, republics, bosses, america, teachers, churches, migration, riots, traffic, treasurer, survey, decay, crime.

Consonant match to city:
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Words that sound like city:
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