mod
/mɑd/
noun
- A person who moderates an online community, forum, or chat room, responsible for enforcing rules and keeping discussions civil.
- The mod removed the spam comments from the discussion board.
- Our gaming server has three active mods who help keep things friendly.
- If you have a problem with another user, you can report it to a mod.
- A modification or alteration made to a piece of software, hardware, or a game, often created by users.
- This mod improves the graphics and makes the game run smoother.
- The community created a popular mod that changes the weather system.
- I installed a mod that adds new characters to the game.
- A style of dress and music popular in the 1960s in Britain, associated with modern jazz, soul, and sharp suits.
- My grandfather was a mod in the 1960s and still loves his old scooters.
- The museum had an exhibit on mod fashion with colorful suits and parkas.
- Mod music from bands like The Who is still popular today.
Synonyms
adjective
- Relating to the 1960s British mod subculture, especially its fashion or music.
- She wore a mod dress with bold geometric patterns.
- He collects mod records from the 1960s.
- The party had a mod theme with scooters and 60s music.
- Short for modern, used informally to describe something contemporary or up-to-date.
- The restaurant has a mod interior with clean lines and bright colors.
- They live in a mod apartment with sleek furniture.
- I prefer a mod style for my website design.
Antonyms
verb
- To serve as a moderator for an online community, forum, or chat room.
- They asked him to mod the chat during the live event.
- I've been modding this gaming community for over two years.
- She agreed to mod the new book club forum.
- To modify or customize something, especially software, hardware, or a game.
- He likes to mod his computer case with custom lights and fans.
- Many players mod their games to add new features or fix bugs.
- You can mod the app to change the color scheme and layout.