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urbaweller
(a combination of the words urban and dweller)
is used to denote:
1) ( humorous/offensive): a hillbilly who tries to behave like a cosmopolite (i.e .simply making fun of the fact that the individual grew up in the countryside, and is somewhat 'clumsy' when they move to the city, is not offensive by this definition)
2) (cute/humorous): a person who invents words for urbandictionary.com ( N.B. this definition stems from the fact that the English adjective 'urban' comes from the Latin word 'urbs', meaning 'city'
3) the synonym for comsmopolite
According to Pauline Marois's rational/pragmatic point of view, a true French-Canadian uni-lingual francophone living in Montreal can, and should be, considered a true urbaweller and cosmopolite; IMHO this point of view is absolutely absurd. This is why Bill 14 of Quebec, Canada, must fail; Bill 14 NEVER WAS, IS NOT, NEVER WILL BE, and therefore CANNOT POSSIBLY BE, AN EXCEPTION to the Latin phrase cessat ratione legis, cessat et ipsa lex.
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(a combination of the words urban and dweller)
is used to denote:
1) ( humorous/offensive): a hillbilly who tries to behave like a cosmopolite (i.e. if you are not insulting the person, but simply making fun of the fact that the individual grew up in the countryside, and is somewhat 'clumsy' when they move to the city, this is definition is not offensive)
2) (cute/humorous): a person who invents words for urbandictionary.com ( N.B. this definition stems from the fact that the English adjective 'urban' comes from the Latin word 'urbs', meaning 'city'
3) the synonym for comsmopolite
According to Pauline Marois's rational/pragmatic point of view, a true French-Canadian uni-lingual francophone living in Montreal can, and should be, considered a true urbaweller and cosmopolite; IMHO this point of view is absolutely absurd. This is why Bill 14 of Quebec, Canada, must fail; Bill 14 NEVER WAS, IS NOT, NEVER WILL BE, MUST NOT BE, AND CANNOT POSSIBLY BE, AN EXCEPTION to the Latin phrase cessat ratione legis, cessat et ipsa lex.