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mood-board

mood-board verb: to create a mood board of something.

Verb

mood-board (third-person singular simple present mood-boards, present participle mood-boarding, simple past and past participle mood-boarded)

  1. (ambitransitive) To create a mood board of something.
    • I think of all the versions of home I've mood-boarded over the years, and this is somehow my favorite.2021, Mary H.K. Choi, Yolk, New York, NY: Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers, →ISBN, page 369
    • “I’ve dedicated every day of my waking life [to it] – and also I dream about this. I moodboarded what it was meant to feel like, sound like, look like – and to see it come to life and then come to an end is very bittersweet,” she explained.2021 June 8, Alex Gallagher, “Tkay Maidza shares lush single ‘Cashmere’, officially announces new EP”, in NME

Forms of mood-board

third-person singular presentmood-boards
present participlemood-boarding
past participlemood-boarded
pastmood-boarded
alternative formmoodboard

Questions about mood-board

What does mood-board mean?
Mood-board means to create a mood board of something.
What part of speech is mood-board?
Mood-board is a verb.
What is the past tense of mood-board?
The past tense of mood-board is mood-boarded.

Words near mood-board in the dictionary

  1. mood stabilisers
  2. mood stabilizer
  3. mood stabilizers
  4. mood swing
  5. mood swings
  6. mood-board
  7. mood-boarded
  8. mood-boarding
  9. mood-boards
  10. mood-thought
  11. mood-thoughts

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