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Moody's Investors Service(dictionary)

moody (oh)



annoyed or unhappy
::Keith had seemed moody all morning.
often changing quickly from being in a good temper to being in a bad temper
-synonym temperamental temperamental
::a moody teenager
::Lewis was aggressive, eccentric, moody, and brilliantly clever.
moody places, films, pictures, and music make you feel slightly sad, lonely, or perhaps frightened
::the moody grey sea in the dawn light
-- moodily adv
::She was staring moodily into the fire.
-- moodiness n [U]