Words and phrases that have a meaning related to adult: (339 results)
Antonyms:
juvenile, juvenile person
Contains:
adult body
Often used in the same context:
adolescent, ages, teen, grownup, juvenile, children, teenage, toddlers, preteens, females, preschoolers, preadolescence, teenagers, male, tween, kiddie, caregiver, olds, preschool, infant, parenting, grandparent, adolescence, guardian, kids, houseparent, latchkey, babysitting, tots, babysitters, youth, chaperon, juvenile delinquent, young, sex, extravert, tykes, mothers, empty nester, juvenile delinquency, childcare, stds, coed, storytime, pubescent, dads, adoptive parent, daycare, babyhood, educable, childrens, consenting adult, subadult, golden ager, nonmember, sexualise, abercrombie, sex drive, swordtails, outcall, dyads, entertainment, parenthood, pubescence, kindergartners, recreation, online, pornography, enuresis, chaperone, sexuality, lolita, nudity, girls, cuddler, elementary, educational, stepparent, nurturance, erotica, dysthymia, outercourse, matinees, hatchling, manakin, playgroup, newborn infant, attention deficit disorder, porn, cowbird, au pair, bedwetter, alcohol, gonadal, foster, youngers, boys, pediatric, overeater, carer, placoderm, siblings, adults, individual, person, individuals, female, persons, adulthood, males, 5s, heterosexuals, humans, juniors, men, applicant, aged, immature, immunized, mature, retarded, euthyroid, nondiabetic, normotensive, postpubertal, preadolescent, handicapped, malnourished, nourished, obese, uninfected, addicted, hypothyroid, literate
More specific:
case, catch, centrist, character, conservative, conservativist, disarmer, eccentric, elder, ex-spouse, homebody, host, important person, influential person, jack of all trades, liberal, man of the world, match, middle of the roader, militarist, moderate, moderationist, oldster, old person, pacificist, pacifist, patrician, personage, professional, professional person, progressive, senior, senior citizen, sobersides, sophisticate, stay-at-home, stoic, thoroughbred, type, unemotional person, warmonger
Appears in the definition of:
., act, acting out, admit, adult body, adult female, adult female body, adult male, adult male body, alto, amphibian, amphibiotic, anopheles, babytalk, baby talk, baptism, baritone, baritone voice, bass, basso, bass voice, beef, beluga, biddy, blood pressure, boeuf, bull, cardiac output, cardinal vein, caregiver, carnal abuse, cercaria, chen, civil union, cob, cockchafer, cockhorse, colorado beetle, colorado potato beetle, confirmation, contour feather, countertenor, dayfly, delphinapterus leucas, drake, elizabeth taylor, entire, firebird, full-fledged, fully fledged, gee-gee, genus anopheles, godchild, grow up, hemimetabolic, hemimetabolous, hemimetamorphic, hemimetamorphous, hen, heterometabolic, heterometabolous, ian wilmut, imago, infantilism, initiation, latchkey child, lepidopteran, lepidopteron, lepidopterous insect, leptinotarsa decemlineata, mallee hen, man, man's body, manfulness, manliness, mayfly, may beetle, may bug, melolontha melolontha, mennonitism, metabolism, metamorphosis, mod, motherese, muliebrity, non-standard speech, nudibranchia, order nudibranchia, orinase, orphanage, overprotect, ox, paedophile, paedophilia, pedophile, pedophilia, plumule, polymorph, potato beetle, potato bug, prerogative, punk, punk rocker, pupa, pyrocephalus rubinus mexicanus, ram, red bone marrow, red marrow, responsible, reverberate, ricin, rocker, rooster, rover, sacral vertebra, scouter, security blanket, semiaquatic, shadfly, shaver, shema, silverback, sow, stag, stallion, stud, studhorse, subgenus chen, swan, taylor, tenor, tenor voice, tolazamide, tolbutamide, tolinase, trombiculiid, tup, vermillion flycatcher, virility, white whale, wilmut, woman, woman's body, womanhood, womanlike, womanliness
More general:
animal, animate being, beast, brute, creature, fauna, human, mortal, somebody, someone, soul
Synonyms:
Also try:big, full-grown, fully grown, grown
— Nouns for adult: life, education, males, male, patients, women, rats, men, children, brain, females, more...
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