grown
- adjective
- /ɡroʊn/
- She is now a grown woman with her own career and life goals.
- Grown Ups
But looking back at it as a grown man, it doesn't haunt me.
- But looking back at it as a grown man, it doesn't haunt me.
- They they be we we grown men, bro.
- Cars, clothes, credentials, experiences, grown up toys, houses.
- It's like, oh hey, I'm a grown ass man, all right?
- Little kids doing this and also adult grown men, we do this too.
- You're not a child so I can hit a grown man with a belt.
- So you got what I call grown ass kids, right?
Examples
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There are three of us, three grown adult women going to Disneyland.
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You ever see a grown person speed walking?
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Is this acceptable for a grown man to draw off the page?
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And it's bad enough if you're a grown man and it happens.
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You often lose your passion if you've grown comfortable with what you're doing.
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After years of hard work, he finally feels like a grown adult ready to take on responsibilities.
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The grown cats lounged in the sun, enjoying the warmth of the day.
Synonyms
Fully grown and mature
An animal, plant, or person that has reached full adult size
An animal, person, or plant at full adult size
An animal or person that is an adult, not a young one
Antonyms
Compounds
How Mature
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Grown comes from the verb grow, which means 'to get bigger' or 'develop', and you can see the same root in growth. So, grown is used for a person or animal that has reached 'full size' or is fully 'mature'.