Grow (verb)

1. To increase in size by a natural process.
2. To develop and reach maturity.
3. To become larger or taller.
4. To increase in quantity or amount.
5. To become greater in size, extent, or intensity.

Origin:

Middle english growen, from old english grōwan; akin to old high german gruoen to grow, latin crescere, greek karpos fruit, old english grēow.

Examples:

1. The plants grow tall in the garden.
2. The company grows rapidly in the past year.
3. The hair grows longer over time.
4. The child grows into a young adult.
5. The economy grows steadily.