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Adjective(1) contrary to accepted morality (especially sexual morality) or convention,contrary to or forbidden by law,not legal; forbidden(2) contrary to accepted morality (especially sexual morality) or convention(3) contrary to or forbidden by law(4) not legal; forbidden

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(1) The city of Taurio is a place of drugs, illicit liquor and vice of all kinds.(2) Every now and then, supply vehicles are sent out to get food, medicine and illicit black market goods.(3) They will put an end to the illicit drug trade, and quash the insurgency and end violence in Colombia.(4) Currently the sources for acquiring cannabis and hard drugs are one and the same - the illicit drug dealer.(5) Politically, the most important criminal industries are illicit trading in arms and in drugs.(6) Under the legislation, the object of confiscation is not punishment but the forfeiture of an illicit profit.(7) Nor are these the only incidents in which police have been said to be actively involved in an illicit trade.(8) I mean it is designed to dissuade young people from starting with illicit drugs.(9) Pubs, clubs and people's homes were still the most common places for bootleggers to sell illicit goods.(10) The villagers pledged to keep away from liquor and also shun illicit distillers from their area.(11) This in turn seems to have been associated with the rise of a large illicit distilling industry in the north and west of Ireland.(12) Drugs are illegal and illicit because they do incredible harm and no good whatsoever.(13) If you make it legal and normal, most of them would move onto something else illegal and illicit .(14) He also admitted to having been in possession of illicit drugs and related utensils.(15) Russian investigators in pursuit of illicit transfers were not always helped by foreign officialdom.(16) There is a history of illicit drug use while in hospital which had some associations with the symptoms of his illness.