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The mature stage of an insect which occurs after the nymphal or pupal stage. Adult insects have mature sexual organs and usually have wings.
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The final stage of an animal that goes through metamorphosis (cycle of change). With most insects, it is the fourth stage, after it comes out of a pupa. For example, a butterfly is an adult after it comes out of a chrysalis. With frogs, it is an adult after it has changed from a tadpole.
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(Ad-um-bra'-tion) A figure on a coat of arms traced in outline only, or painted in a darker shade of the same color as the field on which it is represented. Families who had lost their estates, but not their armorial bearings, are said to have occasionally adopted this method of indicating their peculiar position. (Also called transparency.)
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(Fishing) The final phase of an insect's life cycle, most often occurring above water for aquatic insects.
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Ablution in Judaism | Prayers and blessings
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| ADU | the period of time in your life after your physical growth has stopped and you are fully developed |
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| ADU | give to understand |
| ADU | describe roughly or briefly |
| ADU | a sketchy or imperfect or faint representation |
| ADU | the act of providing vague advance indications |
| ADU | indistinctly prophetic |
| ADU | (archaic) burned brown by the sun |
| ADU | dried out by heat or excessive exposure to sunlight |
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