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adult (ah-dult´) having attained full growth or maturity, or an organism that has done so.
a·dult (-dlt, dlt)
n.
1. One who has attained maturity or legal age.
2. A fully grown, mature organism.
adj.
Fully developed and mature.

adult,
n 1. a person who has the fully developed characteristics of a mature person.
n 2. a person who has reached full legal age.

adult
having attained full growth or maturity, or an organism that has done so.

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