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What is the correct term for having stopped or finished puberty?

Asked by reacting_acid (1181points) December 7th, 2009

I know there is pubescent and pre-pubescent but is there a term for having finished puberty? Maybe pro-pubescent? Thanks in advance :)

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J0E's avatar

Fully developed?

J0E (13172points)“Great Answer” (1points) Flag as…
dpworkin's avatar

There are two additional states, trans-pubescent and post-pubescent.

dpworkin (27090points)“Great Answer” (3points) Flag as…
Buttonstc's avatar

Post-pubescent

Adult

Buttonstc (27605points)“Great Answer” (4points) Flag as…
Jeruba's avatar

adulthood
maturity
postadolescence

“Pro” means “for”; “post” means “after.”

Jeruba (56106points)“Great Answer” (2points) Flag as…
CMaz's avatar

Boner control

CMaz (26313points)“Great Answer” (9points) Flag as…
reacting_acid's avatar

Thanks everyone for the great answers! They were really helpful :)

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avvooooooo's avatar

Maturation?

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wildpotato's avatar

avvooooooo got it – matured is the correct term, I believe.

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AstroChuck's avatar

Jail bait.

AstroChuck (37666points)“Great Answer” (1points) Flag as…
stratman37's avatar

@ChazMaz, yeah, like boner control actually exists!

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CMaz's avatar

Funny thing. In Jr. High I can remember never not having an erection.

Now in my 40’s I need to make reservations.

Not to say it is a problem it all works very well. It has just become quality. Not quantity.

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stratman37's avatar

Damn, brother I don’t believe I’d a told that!

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