full-grown

At the time of his own death he is supposed to be a full-grown man.

But the ideal, the artistic side of him is all but full-grown.

Nor in these days, when I am full-grown and understand, will I have a word spoken in his dishonor.

Scarcely had he spoken when there leaped into view a full-grown wolf.

But I won't mistrust the gal; she has an eye like a full-grown buck!

Full-grown animals vary in length from thirty to thirty-six inches.

On a night I will wake to find it full-grown in my head and clamoring at my tongue.

Its tones are the product of a perfectly developed, full-grown organ.

A full-grown ostrich has only fourteen of the largest white feathers.

He watched over his art-child until it got to be full-grown.