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grown-upadjective relating to or typical of adults; displaying proper maturitythey have yet to find a grown-up way of handling their marital problems adult, mature adolescent, immature childish, infantile, kiddish a fully grown persononce you turn 12, you get to eat with the grown-ups at Thanksgiving adult middle-agerancient, elder, gaffer, graybeard, oldster, old-timer, senior, senior citizen bairn(chiefly Scottish), child, cub, kid, moppet, tad, toddler, tot, tyke(also tike)baby, infantadolescent, juvenile, minor, youngling, youngster, youthpreteen, preteen-ager, teen, teenager, teener, teenybopper, tween to become matureeveryone has to grow up at some point in their lives aged, developed, grown, matured, progressed, ripened mellowed, softenedbloomed, blossomed, burgeoned(also bourgeoned), flourished, floweredopened, unfoldedadvanced, evolvedgot along(or gotten along), got on(or gotten on), grayed(also greyed) decayed, declined, degenerated, deteriorated, sunk, worseneddried, drooped, faded, flagged, sagged, shriveled(or shrivelled), waned, wasted (away), weakened, wilted, witheredregressed, retrogressed, revertedbackslid(or backslidden), lapsed, returned in 1633 |