[mɒd], (Noun)

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- a modification
(e.g: there are plenty of extra performance mods that make more efficient use of the system's resources)


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[mɒd], (Verb)

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- make modifications to; modify
(e.g: both the single-player and multiplayer games can be modded)


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[mɒd], (Adjective)

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- modern
(e.g: Christie took home the Oscar for best actress in a very mod gold dress)


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abbreviation of modern or modernist

[mɒd], (Noun)

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- (especially in the early 1960s) a young person of a subculture characterized by a smart stylish appearance, the riding of motor scooters, and a liking for soul music


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abbreviation of modern or modernist

[mɒd], (Noun)

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- a person who moderates an online forum or discussion; a moderator
(e.g: the post was quickly removed by mods)


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[mɒd], (Verb)

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- (of the moderator of an online forum or discussion) delete (inappropriate or offensive content)
(e.g: my post was modded and prevented from being posted)


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[mɒd], (Adposition)

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[mɒd], (Noun)

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- a Highland meeting for Gaelic literary and musical competitions


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from Scottish Gaelic mōd

[ɛməʊˈdiː], (Abbreviation)

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- (in the UK) Ministry of Defence


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