nnoun.personUnited States tennis player who dominated women's tennis in the 1920s and 1930s (1905-1998)Synset:Helen Newington Wills Helen Wills Helen Wills Moody Moody
Instance Hypernyms:tennis player
Inherited Hypernyms:moodytennis playerathletecontestantpersoncausal agentphysical entityentity
Inherited Hypernyms:moodytennis playerathletecontestantpersonorganismliving thingwholeobjectphysical entityentity
Inherited Hypernyms:moodytennis playerplayercontestantpersoncausal agentphysical entityentity
Inherited Hypernyms:moodytennis playerplayercontestantpersonorganismliving thingwholeobjectphysical entityentity
nnoun.personUnited States evangelist (1837-1899)Synset:Dwight Lyman Moody Moody
Instance Hypernyms:evangelist gospeler gospeller revivalist
Inherited Hypernyms:moodyevangelistpreacherclergymanspiritual leaderleaderpersoncausal agentphysical entityentity
Inherited Hypernyms:moodyevangelistpreacherclergymanspiritual leaderleaderpersonorganismliving thingwholeobjectphysical entityentity
adj satadj.allshowing a brooding ill humorSynset:dark dour glowering glum morose saturnine sour sullen
Examples:- a dark scowl
- the proverbially dour New England Puritan
- a glum, hopeless shrug
- he sat in moody silence
- a morose and unsociable manner
- a saturnine, almost misanthropic young genius - Bruce Bliven
- a sour temper
- a sullen crowd
Antonyms:good-natured
Derivationally Related Form:morosenesssournessmoodinesssullennessglumness
Inherited Hypernyms:dark
Similar to:ill-natured
adj satadj.allsubject to sharply varying moodsSynset:temperamental
Examples:- a temperamental opera singer
Antonyms:unemotional
Derivationally Related Form:moodinessmoodtemperament
Inherited Hypernyms:moody
Similar to:emotional