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moodlet

moodlet noun: a little mood.

Noun

moodlet (plural moodlets)

  1. A little mood.
    • For of course "the blues" do not really apply to the man but to that secondary consciousness with whose ever changing moods and moodlets we identify ourselves — with the entire loss of our proper human dignity.1905, Century Path
  2. A temporary modifier which affects a character's mood.

Forms of moodlet

pluralmoodlets

Origin of moodlet

From mood + -let.

Questions about moodlet

What does moodlet mean?
Moodlet means a little mood.
What part of speech is moodlet?
Moodlet is a noun.
What is the plural of moodlet?
The plural of moodlet is moodlets.

Words near moodlet in the dictionary

  1. moodle
  2. moodled
  3. moodles
  4. moodless
  5. moodlessness
  6. moodlet
  7. moodlets
  8. moodling
  9. moods
  10. moodscape
  11. moodscapes

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