Synonym: adult, big, full-grown, fully grown, grownup. Similar words: grow, growl, grow up, growth, grow on, upgrowth, undergrowth, row. Meaning: [grəʊn] 
adj. (of animals) fully developed.
adj. (of animals) fully developed. 
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61. Most of the hotel's salads are grown in its own kitchen garden.
62. If before 100 years I could meet you, now I've grown old. I hope I'm an old man.
63. The biggest branch has grown away from the trunk in a strange twisted shape.
64. then you've grown old, even at 20, but as long as your aerials are up.
65. The lawn was grown with weeds.
66. He's grown into a fine young man.
67. I've got two grown daughters and a son.
68. Rice is the main crop grown in the area.
69. She had not yet grown to full stature.
70. He had grown tired of the chocolate box views.
71. The town had grown in a somewhat haphazard way.
72. You've grown since the last time I saw you!
73. She has grown up and can belong to herself.
74. She had grown heartily tired of his company.
75. Some coffee and cacao are grown for export.
76. how much your children have grown.
77. The margin of safety has grown thin.
78. Their relationship had grown sterile over the years.
79. His appetite for power had grown.
80. The tomatoes were grown in the greenhouse.
81. The two shoots have grown together into one tree.
82. The wine is made from organically grown grapes.
83. She has grown out of her youth follies.
84. She's grown tremendously as a musician.
85. Several different tobaccos are grown on the land.
86. I have grown very fond of Alec.
87. The range of courses presently available has grown.
88. She had grown more attractive with age.
89. Dissatisfaction with the government has grown beyond belief.
90. Perhaps he has grown wiser with age.