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of age

ɑv e͡id͡ʒ
english

1 general:: 1. Old enough, according to the law, to be eligible for something, as in In this state he's not of age for buying liquor, but he may vote, or Next year Jane's coming of age and will get her driver's license. This usage was first recorded about 1430. The term under age signifies being too young to be eligible, as in It's against the law to serve alcohol to anyone under age. 2. come of age. Mature or develop fully, as in The school's bilingual program has finally come of age.

American Heritage Idioms

2 general:: Phrase(s): *of age old enough to marry, buy alcohol, or to sign legal agreements. (*Typically: be ~; come ~.) • Now that Mary is of age, she can buy her own car. • When I’m of age, I’m going to get married and move to the city.

McGrawhill's American Idioms And Phrasal Verbs

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OF A KIND
OF A LARGE SIZE
OF A LOOSE TEXTTURE
OF A LOOSE TEXTURE
OF A MIDDLING QUALIT
OF A NOBLE D
OF A NOBLE FAMILY
OF A PIECE
OF A PIECE WITH EACH
OF A QUICK TEMPER
OF A SANGUINARY DISP
OF A SINGLE MIND
OF A SORT
OF A VERITY
OF A WIDE SCOPE
OF AGE
OF AGREAT BULK
OF ALL HANDS
OF ALL SORTS
OF ALL THINGS
OF ALOW PARENTAGE
OF AN OUT SIZE
OF AN UNKNOWN PARENT
OF BENEFIT
OF CHOICE
OF CONSEQUENCE
OF COURSE
OF FEW WORDS
OF FULL BLOOD
OF GOOD BIRTH

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