Definition of "grown-up" []

• Of, characteristic of, or intended for adults: grown-up movies; a grown-up discussion. (adjective)
• Having or showing maturity in outlook, attitude, or appearance: a grown-up attitude toward work. (adjective)

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• ""I think what Daniels has done is put a spotlight on what I call the 'grown-up' brand of fiscal conservative politics, a brand of conservatism that tells the truth about big problems without pandering to the simple answers or the knee-jerk," Murphy says."
• "I think what Daniels has done is put a spotlight on what I call the 'grown-up' brand of fiscal conservative politics, a brand of conservatism that tells the truth about big problems without pandering to the simple answers or the knee-jerk."
• "From the pros, here's a 1-2-3-punch of totally suh-weet and exquisitely simple watermelon cocktails that cool the head like a brook-soaked bandana, and taste a lot better than Gatorade, as well as a lot of other so-called grown-up drinks."