1. full-grown - Adjective
2. full-grown - Adjective Satellite
Having reached the limits of growth; mature.
Source: Webster's dictionaryfull grown
an adult animal Source: Internet
a grown woman Source: Internet
A 65-foot-high ceiling, 20 feet taller than the Hollywood sign, 25 feet taller than a telephone pole and 46 feet taller than a full-grown giraffe. Source: Internet
A biologist from the state Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) told The Spectator the bobcat was definitely a full-grown adult. Source: Internet
From the time that Evans Family Farm receives the poults (the name for an infant turkey) in late July to the time that the full-grown turkeys are harvested in November, each bird will have processed about 25 pounds of grit, Evans said. Source: Internet
He explained: "I am continually annoyed by careless references to 'The Sentinel' as 'the story on which 2001 is based'; it bears about as much relation to the movie as an acorn to the resultant full-grown oak. Source: Internet