a. rare. [ad. L. urbic-us, f. urbs a city.]
† a. = URBICARY a. b. Of or pertaining to a city.
1664. Owen, Vind. Animad. Fiat Lux, iv. 67. She failed under the just hand of God, when the persons of that Vrbick Church were extirpated … by Totilas.
1855. Fraser’s Mag., LI. 261. Nor, if sufficiently opulent to have maintained a mint, would some urbic, or other district coin, have failed [etc.].
