mood
- noun
- /muːd/
- Slang
- That meme is such a mood for how I've been feeling lately.
- just a mood
Examples
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When I saw that video, I immediately thought, "Same mood!"
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I watch her videos whenever I'm in a mood and my mood flips.
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I'll put S Club on and that really like gets me in the mood to get going.
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I'm so in the mood for Christmas.
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If a sock was ever a mood, this would be it.
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Oh, anyone else in the mood for some sweets right now?
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She smiles at him coyly as she plays with her mood ring.
Fiction book (1999) -
This song captures the perfect mood of summer days spent with friends.
Synonyms
A mood you feel from a place, person, or music
Idioms
- Informal
To end a pleasant situation suddenly by saying or doing something awkward that makes people feel bad
Compounds
- Specialized
A verb form used to show wishes, suggestions, demands or unreal situations
- Specialized
The normal verb form used to state facts, for example 'He goes to school'
- Specialized
A sentence that states a fact or gives information, like 'The sky is blue'
- Specialized
A way to make a sentence that asks a question, like 'Are you coming?'
Surface Forms
Etymology
Mood used online as a short reaction comes from the ordinary sense of 'a feeling', and people use it to say 'I relate' when something matches their own feeling.