(md) noun
1. Temporary or capricious state of mind in regard to passion or feeling; humor; disposition.
2. plural Fits of morose or sullen behavior; the state of being moody: to have moods.
3. Obs. Anger. See synonyms under FANCY, TEMPER. [OE mō d]

(md) noun
1. Gram. The manner in which the action or condition expressed by a verb is stated, whether as actual, doubtful, commanded, etc. The English moods proper are the indicative, subjunctive, and imperative. The infinitive is sometimes also classed as a mood. Certain verb-phrases are likewise loosely called moods, as those formed by may, might, can, could (potential), should, would (conditional), must, ought (obligative). Also mode.
2. Logic Mode.
3. Music Mode. [Var. of MODE]