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to mod

to mod

2 5.9
To change a game or program by adding new features
  • verb
  • /mɒd/
  • Jargon
translation icon : modificar
  • In my experience, Samsung has always been the easiest to mod.

So I mean, and the story of how you overcame with pretty much no resources from from modding to this is inspirational.

Examples

  • If you want to enhance your gaming experience, you can easily mod the software to add new features.

  • He loves to mod his favorite games by integrating custom maps and characters.

  • The success of Valve games on PC is how easy they are to run even on old systems, and Source is easy to mod for.

    Blog text (10)

  • You said I can't mod this game.

    Beta Test (2016)

  • But if you're in the mood to mod something, it's an easy mod to do.

  • He said that he used to mod arcade systems in the past.

  • While we were modding this thing up, I also added an SSD inside of here.

  • We only need our PC for work, study, and to mod our console safe games or to download from Usenet.

    Blog text (28)

  • So for anybody who is looking for a phone to mod or customize with custom ROMs, etc., don't touch anything but Nexus.

    Blog text (18)

  • Before you can play with the new graphics, you need to mod the game files.

Synonyms

to modify
vsto mod
268 3.2

Make small changes to something to make it more useful

focuses on adding new features or content to games or software

Antonyms

to restore
219 3.5

Return something like a painting or building to its original working condition

Compounds

mod con
  • UK
1 7.1

A modern home feature or appliance that makes life easier, like a dishwasher

power mod
  • Jargon
7.2

A change you add to a car or device to make it more powerful

How Extensive

to rebuild
485 2.8
to overhaul
35 4.6
to mod
  • Jargon
2 5.9
to alter
493 2.5
tweak
28 3.9

Surface Forms

mod infinitive
modded past
modded past participle
modding present participle
mods third person singular

Etymology

Mod as a verb comes from the word modify, which means 'to change'. Gamers and people who make software shortened it to mod, so to mod something is to change or add new parts to a game, program, or device.