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Example of Mood

Mood is a state of emotional or intellectual activity. A mood may be positive or negative, and the use of the word is as a noun. 'Mood' is also a descriptor of a subject, used as an interpretation by the speaker. The use of the word is extremely variable, and is usually qualified by the descriptor, but without the descriptor it operates as an ambivalent description of the subject.

Examples of Mood:

You seem to be in an unusually nitpicking mood.
Look out for Fred, he's pretty moody.
You could call it mood music.
You seem to be in an uncharacteristically good, pleasant mood.

Mood List

Accepted
Accomplished
Alone
Angry
Annoyed
Anxious
Ashamed
Awake
Bewildered
Bittersweet
Blissful
Bored
Confused
Dark
Determined
Devious
Energetic
Enthralled
Happy
Hungry
Indescribable
Nerdy
Exanimate
Lethargic
Listless
Apathetic
Blank
Recumbent
Satisfied
Content
Full
Not Specified
Okay
Sad
Silly
Smart
Tired
Amused
Cheerful
Chipper
Ecstatic
Excited
Gay
Good
Grateful
High
Horny
Impressed
Jubilant
Loved
Optimistic
Pleased
Refreshed
Dorky
Geeky
Blah
Lazy
Rejuvenated
Calm
Mellow
Peaceful
Rushed
Relaxed
Surprised
Thankful
Touched
Cold
Crappy
Crushed
Depressed
Dirty
Disappointed
Discontent
Drained
Drunk
Envious
Exhausted
Gloomy
Groggy
Guilty
Hot
Jealous
Lonely
Melancholy
Relieved
Complacent
Indifferent
Shocked
Naughty
Predatory
Bouncy
Hyper
Hopeful
Morose
Numb
Pessimistic
Rejected
Restless
Sick
Sleepy
Sympathetic
Uncomfortable
Aggravated
Bitchy
Cranky
Cynical
Enraged
Frustrated
Grumpy
Infuriated
Irate
Irritated
Mad
Moody
Pissed off
Stressed
Crazy
Ditzy
Flirty
Giddy
Giggly
Mischievous
Quixotic
Weird
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mood_%28psychology%29
         


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