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Definition of adult
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Adult (a.)
Having
arrived
at
maturity,
or to full size and
strength;
matured;
as, an adult
person
or
plant;
an adult ape; an adult age..
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Cirripedia
::
Cirripedia
(n. pl.) An order of
Crustacea
including
the
barnacles.
When
adult,
they have a
calcareous
shell
composed
of
several
pieces.
From the
opening
of the shell the
animal
throws
out a group of
curved
legs,
looking
like a
delicate
curl,
whence
the name of the
group.
See
Anatifa..
Impurity
::
Impurity
(n.) The
condition
or
quality
of being
impure
in any
sense;
defilement;
foulness;
adulteration.
Fornication
::
Fornication
(n.)
Unlawful
sexual
intercourse
on the part of an
unmarried
person;
the act of such
illicit
sexual
intercourse
between
a man and a woman as does not by law
amount
to
adultery.
Adulterer
::
Adulterer
(n.) A man who
commits
adultery;
a
married
man who has
sexual
intercourse
with a woman not his wife.
Beef
::
Beef (n.) The flesh of an ox, or cow, or of any adult
bovine
animal,
when
slaughtered
for
food..
Embryology
::
Embryology
(n.) The
science
which
relates
to the
formation
and
development
of the
embryo
in
animals
and
plants;
a study of the
gradual
development
of the ovum until it
reaches
the adult
stage.
Mandrill
::
Mandrill
(n.) a large West
African
baboon
(Cynocephalus,
/
Papio,
mormon).
The adult male has, on the sides of the nose,
large,
naked,
grooved
swellings,
conspicuously
striped
with blue and red..
Pupa
::
Pupa (n.) Any
insect
in that stage of its
metamorphosis
which
usually
immediately
precedes
the
adult,
or
imago,
stage..
Virile
::
Virile
(a.)
Having
the
nature,
properties,
or
qualities,
of an adult man;
characteristic
of
developed
manhood;
hence,
masterful;
forceful;
specifically,
capable
of
begetting;
--
opposed
to
womanly,
feminine,
and
puerile;
as,
virile
age,
virile
power,
virile
organs..
Adulter
::
Adulter
(v. i.) To
commit
adultery;
to
pollute.
Phainopepla
::
Phainopepla
(n.) A small
crested
passerine
bird
(Phainopepla
nitens),
native
of
Mexico
and the
Southern
United
States.
The adult male is of a
uniform
glossy
blue-black;
the
female
is
brownish.
Called
also black
flycatcher..
Adulteress
::
Adulteress
(n.) A woman who
violates
her
religious
engagements.
Bittern
::
Bittern
(a.) A very
bitter
compound
of
quassia,
cocculus
Indicus,
etc., used by
fraudulent
brewers
in
adulterating
beer..
Net
::
Net (a.) Free from
extraneous
substances;
pure;
unadulterated;
neat; as, net wine, etc..
Hemimetabolic
::
Hemimetabolic
(a.)
Having
an
incomplete
metamorphosis,
the
larvae
differing
from the
adults
chiefly
in
laking
wings,
as in the
grasshoppers
and
cockroaches..
Adulteries
::
Adulteries
(pl. ) of
Adulter.
Unadulterated
::
Unadulterated
(a.) Not
adulterated;
pure.
Imago
::
Imago (n.) The final
adult,
and
usually
winged,
state of an
insect.
See
Illust.
of
Ant-lion,
and Army
worm..
Tympanohyal
::
Tympanohyal
(n.) The
proximal
segment
in the
hyoidean
arch,
becoming
a part of the
styloid
process
of the
temporal
bone in adult man..
Urochord
::
Urochord
(n.) The
central
axis or cord in the tail of
larval
ascidians
and of
certain
adult
tunicates.
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