Use of A: When we left the cinema I felt it was an A.O.D. (Adult Oriented Disney)
Use of B: I warn you, that movie it's a fantastic A.O.D. (Adult Oriented Disney)
Use of B: I warn you, that movie it's a fantastic A.O.D. (Adult Oriented Disney)
by Juanki St. Jacob February 15, 2018
Kid:she lying
Mom:are you saying an adult is lying pull down your pants
Kid:yes ma'am
Mom:you talking back to me
Mom:are you saying an adult is lying pull down your pants
Kid:yes ma'am
Mom:you talking back to me
by Noheart.trey February 18, 2019
Scented candles and tax evasion
by Ilumihardy November 09, 2021
One who does grown up, sophisticated things such as wearing crocs, knitting, buy patio furniture, reading novels, and teaching students.
by DMK22 February 21, 2021
Anyone fully capable of making their own choices and bearing full responsiblity for they're actions unlike kids needing a guardian to decide and can't be held at a same level of responsibility.
Jill & Hal, You are not adults. It doesn't matter that you are 40 years older than me, you have no capability of focusing like me. I can control my attention. I'm an adult.
by WhiteEntertainmentTelevision May 05, 2025
(v. intrans., denominative agentative, neologism)
1. To perform the role of an adult.
NOTE: this verb was meant to sound like lolcats english, but accidentally follows old rules for making verbs that are actually perfectly normal, such as verbs "to engineer" and "to bitch."
1. To perform the role of an adult.
NOTE: this verb was meant to sound like lolcats english, but accidentally follows old rules for making verbs that are actually perfectly normal, such as verbs "to engineer" and "to bitch."
Cost of living and wages are the gatekeepers keeping the poor and mentally unstable youth from getting the financial power needed to adult on their own.
by oron61 July 04, 2022