suburbican
/səbˈəːbɪk(ə)n/adjective
= suburbicarian.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Bell (fl. 1573–1610). From post-classical Latin suburbicanus from classical Latin suburbium + -icus + -ānus, after suburbicārius. With sense 1 compare slightly later suburbicary and later suburbicarian.
- non-acceptant
- non-access
- non-achiever
- non-acid
- non-acidic
- non-act
- nonactin
- non-acting
- non-actinic
- non-action
- non-active
- non-adaptive
- non-adaptively
- non-adaptiveness
- non-addictive
- nonadditive
- nonadditivity
- non-address
- nonadjustable
- non-admissible
- non-admission
- non-adult
- non-affective
- nonage
- nonagenarian