Organic | Mean of organic in English Dictionary

/oɚˈgænɪk/

• grown or made without the use of artificial chemicals
1. organic vegetables
2. Is this broccoli certified organic? [=has the government said that it was grown without the use of artificial chemicals?]
• not using artificial chemicals
1. organic farming/methods
2. She's an organic gardener.
• of, relating to, or obtained from living things
1. organic materials/matter/substances
2. organic fertilizers

• having different parts that work together well
1. He thinks of the city not as a collection of different neighborhoods but as an organic whole.
• forming an important part of something
1. This neighborhood is an organic part of the city.
• happening or developing in a slow and natural way
1. The company has gone through a period of steady organic growth in recent years.
• having a curving form similar to the shapes found in nature
1. I like the organic lines of his architecture.
2. His architecture is very organic.
• of or relating to the organs of the body
1. an organic disease
2. organic illness