mood¹ /mood/

1. Temporary state of the emotions or of attitude
2. State of gloom or sullenness
3. Atmosphere
4. Anger, heat of temper (obsolete)

moodˈily adverb

moodˈiness noun

Sullenness

moodˈy adjective (moodˈier; moodˈiest)

1. Indulging in moods
2. Sullen
3. Angry (obsolete)
4. Faked, pretended (prison sl)

A fit of being moody

1. Insidious, flattering talk
2. Lies, deception

To persuade by flattery and cajolery

moodˈy-mad adjective (Shakespeare)

Mad with anger

mood² /mood/

1. A form of the verb expressing the mode or manner of an action or of a state of being (grammar)
2. The form of the syllogism as determined by the quantity and quality of its three constituent propositions (logic)
3. (in medieval music) mode in the sense of relative time value

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