mod
adjective
[ mɒd ]
• modern.
• "boldly mix mod with trad for eye-catching results"
mod
noun
• (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.
Origin:
abbreviation of modern or modernist.
mod
preposition
• another term for modulo.
mod
noun
• a modification.
mod
verb
• make modifications to; modify.
• "both the single-player and multiplayer games can be modded"
mod
noun
• a person who moderates an online forum or discussion; a moderator.
• "the post was quickly removed by mods"
mod
verb
• (of the moderator of an online forum or discussion) delete (inappropriate or offensive content).
• "my post was modded and prevented from being posted"
Mod
noun
• a Highland meeting for Gaelic literary and musical competitions.
Origin:
from Scottish Gaelic mōd .
