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A temporary state of mind or feeling
The atmosphere or pervading tone of something
An angry, irritable, or sullen state of mind
(
archaic
)
A feeling of great displeasure or anger
The state of being vivacious
A feeling that something is the case
A sudden impulse or desire
An often childish display or fit of bad temper
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▲
Noun
▲
A temporary state of mind or feeling
disposition
humour
UK
state
temper
tenor
cheer
mind
attitude
bent
colour
UK
color
US
composure
feather
mode
soul
vein
affection
condition
huff
humor
US
personality
spirit
temperament
tendency
emotional state
frame of mind
state of mind
character
tone
nature
feeling
outlook
inclination
spirits
flavour
UK
flavor
US
mental state
essence
complexion
quality
constitution
atmosphere
mindset
drift
way
morale
style
feelings
mentality
perspective
view
stamp
opinion
air
approach
leaning
makeup
feel
trend
strain
sentiment
stance
substance
belief
grain
position
viewpoint
persuasion
point of view
note
standpoint
make-up
way of thinking
slant
angle
philosophy
individuality
bias
sense
gist
turn
emotions
standing
mettle
orientation
manner
mould
UK
demeanour
UK
peculiarity
interpretation
aspect
judgment
US
demeanor
US
traits
meaning
climate
judgement
UK
individualism
mold
US
proclivity
cast
notion
quintessence
intent
intention
shape
ethos
purport
ambience
current
purpose
direction
characteristic
thinking
psyche
run
stand
type
sentiments
impression
perception
frame
thoughts
attributes
headset
vantage point
identity
cast of mind
fashion
kind
mind-set
heart
mental condition
quirk
mental outlook
theme
ambiance
ethic
beliefs
attribute
key
inner nature
effect
property
vibe
timbre
touch
prevailing tendency
drive
resolve
attitudes
core
import
tinge
dominating characteristic
aura
tide
significance
reaction
motivating force
animating principle
message
psychology
posture
vibrations
self
thread
wind
thought
colors
US
habit
clay
burden
determination
thing
convictions
ideas
aim
colours
UK
thrust
mark
esprit de corps
team spirit
idiosyncrasy
path
persona
prejudice
predilection
being
stuff
hallmark
features
sensibility
particularity
fingerprint
distinctiveness
estimation
calibre
UK
kidney
stripe
characteristics
streak
caliber
US
essential quality
school of thought
where one is at
way of looking at things
speciality
UK
singularity
specialty
US
badge
turn of mind
sum and substance
say so
like it is
attidue
temporary psychological state
psychological state
tang
wave
genius
tune
undercurrent
swing
tendencies
trajectory
course
world view
mental attitude
self-esteem
confidence
ilk
fibre
UK
fancy
place
whim
conviction
tack
ego
intellect
susceptibility
structure
capacity
breed
druthers
sort
variety
verdict
impulse
observation
feature
fiber
US
description
like
principles
preference
projection
track
evaluation
consideration
assessment
take
evolution
body
pith
meat
liking
regard
eye
trait
self-confidence
optimism
conception
reading
area
stream
region
range
intimation
standards
ethics
morality
vision
make
propensity
freak
vagary
point of compass
course of thought
hopefulness
hope
vigour
UK
vigor
US
self-possession
assurance
esprit
qualities
component
mannerism
way of looking
eye view
rationale
morals
code
norms
uniqueness
properties
standard
lifeblood
principle
facet
earmark
element
trademark
distinction
dimension
connotation
implication
complex
set
selfhood
self-identity
marked traits
crasis
mystique
appearance
nuance
togetherness
ideology
tenet
culture
habits
values
diagnostic
criterion
faculty
custom
specific
attribution
symptom
differentia
marker
point
suggestion
denotation
mental processes
essential
foible
oddity
virtue
penchant
loyalty
fundamental nature
end
allusion
moral code
thumbprint
bag
endowment
lineament
bearing
originality
typical feature
moral belief
emotional state of mind
quiddity
essentiality
basic characteristics
inherent attributes
inherent qualities
inherent characteristics
bottom line
essential qualities
inherent features
nature of beast
basic attributes
basic features
essential attributes
name of game
name of tune
basic qualities
essential features
essential characteristics
halo
patina
aroma
odor
US
karma
nimbus
smell
scene
odour
UK
habit of mind
more ❯
“You'd better ask him for that favor while he's still in a good
mood
.”
Noun
▲
The atmosphere or pervading tone of something
feel
feeling
tone
character
flavour
UK
impression
overtone
setting
spirit
tenor
undertone
vibe
aspect
backdrop
background
environment
key
quality
scene
surroundings
vibrations
colour
UK
color
US
context
look
property
semblance
suggestion
undercurrent
vibes
air
ambiance
ambience
ambient
aroma
atmosphere
aura
climate
element
emanation
flavor
US
halo
note
subcurrent
temper
timbre
vagary
odour
UK
odor
US
smell
karma
patina
nimbus
appearance
sense
energy
complexion
style
bearing
essence
vein
glow
milieu
effect
countenance
affectation
mien
guise
presence
scent
manner
colouring
UK
intonation
disposition
expression
tinge
coloring
US
situation
stamp
demeanour
UK
facade
front
deportment
attitude
feature
cast
façade
demeanor
US
vibration
figure
trait
image
form
attribute
humour
UK
frame
echo
taste
force
space
ch'i
chi
ki
humor
US
aureole
corona
irradiation
tendency
trend
hint
ethos
sniff
redolence
characteristic
exterior
degree
suspicion
inflection
US
strand
touch
streak
ring
shade
indication
trace
soupçon
heart
soul
nature
mannerism
mise en scene
outline
manifestation
address
comportment
circumstances
inflexion
UK
representation
scale
conditions
efflux
musk
stench
exhalation
trail
whiff
perfume
tang
effluvium
fragrance
pungence
pungency
snuff
stink
tincture
bouquet
vista
features
regard
condition
way of being
framework
piece
garb
part
connection
mitre
UK
pitch
miter
US
medium
surrounds
contexture
relation
clime
environs
state of affairs
show
pretence
UK
veneer
airs
face
disguise
act
masquerade
pose
mask
playacting
charade
pretense
US
approximation
name
resemblance
likeness
similitude
veil
alikeness
put-on
seeming
simulacrum
similarity
showing
outward appearance
affinity
false front
more ❯
“The deep and rich colors serve to set the operatic
mood
for each scene.”
Noun
▲
An angry, irritable, or sullen state of mind
depression
blues
doldrums
dumps
sulk
temper
mopes
grump
low
funk
gloom
grumps
melancholy
bate
blahs
foulie
hump
paddy
sulks
worry
bad mood
bad temper
low spirits
bout of moping
fit of bad temper
fit of ill temper
fit of pique
huff
pet
sulkiness
bad humor
ill temper
pouts
grouch
strop
sullenness
snit
irritability
petulance
spleen
foul mood
downer
crankiness
ill humor
tantrum
blowout
miff
pout
paddywhack
wax
pique
ill humour
fit of the sulks
hissy fit
fit of bad humour
fit of ill humour
moodiness
peevishness
testiness
tetchiness
crossness
anger
irascibility
crabbiness
grumpiness
annoyance
pettishness
cantankerousness
waspishness
sourness
touchiness
snappishness
biliousness
resentment
choler
grouchiness
irritation
querulousness
fractiousness
displeasure
vexation
surliness
huffiness
stroppiness
rancour
UK
dyspepsia
spite
exasperation
wrath
malice
malevolence
impatience
indignation
crotchetiness
bitterness
fury
rage
dissatisfaction
churlishness
gall
hostility
rancor
US
viciousness
perverseness
irritableness
perversity
irascibleness
acrimony
ire
caprice
hot temper
glumness
moroseness
gloominess
ill-humour
bad humour
tantrums
arbitrariness
ill-humor
capriciousness
whinginess
mardiness
ungraciousness
cynicism
resentfulness
outrage
a sore head
aggravation
chagrin
frustration
disgruntlement
discontent
agitation
botheration
grief
needling
discomposure
perturbation
bother
aggro
pip
harassment
umbrage
weariness
hassle
mortification
discomfiture
prickliness
upset
disquiet
curmudgeonliness
scratchiness
being rubbed up the wrong way
a mood
shrewishness
pepperiness
crustiness
orneriness
a bad mood
chippiness
shirtiness
snappiness
rattiness
soreheadedness
ill nature
quick temper
miffiness
short temper
snakiness
a short fuse
venom
hatred
spitefulness
bile
malignity
maliciousness
animosity
malignance
hate
antipathy
vindictiveness
nastiness
malignancy
animus
cattiness
meanness
despite
hatefulness
ill feeling
milt
ill will
grudge
whim
dislike
lien
more ❯
“This is the sort of music I tend to listen to when I'm in a
mood
.”
Noun
▲
(
archaic
)
A feeling of great displeasure or anger
anger
furore
UK
furor
US
fury
ire
rage
angriness
wrath
choler
indignation
lividness
outrage
wrathfulness
birse
irateness
lividity
spleen
madness
mad
slow burn
exasperation
passion
displeasure
vexation
annoyance
resentment
irritation
pique
temper
chagrin
crossness
umbrage
bile
huff
conniption
boiling point
frenzy
irritability
irascibility
storm
miff
stew
peevishness
disgruntlement
acrimony
dander
offence
UK
rise
offense
US
hot temper
air rage
bristle
raving
wildness
savagery
impetuosity
red mist
more heat than light
conniption fit
affront
distress
dissatisfaction
discontent
unhappiness
dudgeon
discontentment
crabbiness
cantankerousness
tetchiness
querulousness
testiness
snappishness
hurt
upset
pain
bad mood
ill humour
bad temper
high dudgeon
aggravation
danger
scorn
animus
hate
flare-up
vengeance
asperity
hatefulness
extreme anger
righteous anger
antagonism
tantrum
infuriation
violence
animosity
gall
rankling
enmity
hatred
soreness
petulance
distemper
tiff
disapprobation
impatience
ill temper
blow up
ill humor
cat fit
hissy fit
more ❯
“In his
mood
, the King would spare no one his venomous tongue.”
Noun
▲
The state of being vivacious
pertness
energy
zest
life
vivacity
vigor
US
vigour
UK
élan
verve
dash
enthusiasm
vim
brio
sparkle
zip
fire
oomph
bounce
ardour
UK
ardor
US
elan
esprit
force
enterprise
warmth
spunk
earnestness
motivation
resolve
liveliness
resolution
guts
mettle
air
backbone
breath
character
complexion
courage
dauntlessness
disposition
essence
gameness
grit
heart
humour
UK
humor
US
jazz
morale
outlook
psyche
quality
stoutheartedness
substance
temper
temperament
tenor
will
willpower
vivaciousness
vitality
animation
life force
vital spark
frame of mind
nerve
boldness
perkiness
peppiness
Noun
▲
A feeling that something is the case
sense
feeling
atmosphere
aura
perception
consciousness
sensation
sentiment
feel
mentality
vibe
awareness
impression
presentiment
recognition
consensus
imagination
premonition
ambience
air
ambiance
spirit
flavor
US
vibrations
flavour
UK
environment
quality
tone
climate
tenor
character
overtone
undertone
temper
smell
note
colour
UK
semblance
color
US
subcurrent
emanation
odor
US
odour
UK
background
undercurrent
aroma
element
nimbus
halo
karma
patina
vibes
disposition
essence
surroundings
energy
glow
space
chi
ki
ch'i
appearance
tendency
trend
milieu
attitude
ethos
mise en scene
situation
scent
sniff
redolence
pungence
tincture
pungency
trail
bouquet
efflux
snuff
musk
whiff
perfume
tang
effluvium
stench
exhalation
stink
fragrance
context
aspect
colouring
UK
suggestion
property
look
taste
ambient
coloring
US
more ❯
Noun
▲
A sudden impulse or desire
fit
impulse
desire
fancy
urge
whim
bent
caprice
inclination
notion
whimsy
wish
quirk
megrim
kink
vagary
crotchet
eccentricity
bee
vagrancy
crank
whimsey
humour
UK
peculiarity
foible
humor
US
maggot
freak
fad
changeableness
fitfulness
fickleness
inconstancy
thought
jerk
rib
gag
put on
perversity
caper
vein
contrariety
temper
inconsistency
fool notion
oddity
idiosyncrasy
conceit
idea
thing
bee in one's bonnet
singularity
hang-up
trend
craze
vogue
rage
mode
mania
infatuation
enthusiasm
love
obsession
latest
sensation
buzz
affectation
chic
fetish
flavor
US
novelty
preoccupation
compulsion
fixation
fashion
taste
passion
fascination
style
amusement
hobby
cult
innovation
go
cry
wrinkle
furor
US
kick
frivolity
sport
hot ticket
fantasy
in
furore
UK
weakness
ton
US
tonne
UK
flavour
UK
custom
dernier cri
latest word
new look
passing fancy
in thing
newest wrinkle
last word
more ❯
Noun
▲
An often childish display or fit of bad temper
tantrum
fit
bate
flare-up
hissy fit
huff
outburst
paddy
paroxysm
scene
wax
blowup
blow-up
explosion
fireworks
frenzy
hissy
hysterics
pet
storm
temper
anger
animosity
blowout
conniption
dander
foulie
fret
haemorrhage
UK
hemorrhage
US
rage
strop
sulk
wobbly
bad mood
fit of pique
fit of rage
dummy spit
fit of temper
ill humour
temper tantrum
passion
fury
paddywhack
bad temper
grump
fit of bad temper
fit of ill temper
miff
state
snit
furor
US
skid
towering rage
pique
furore
UK
resentment
heat
acerbity
fit of anger
umbrage
annoyance
tiff
offense
US
offence
UK
peeve
dudgeon
grumps
perturbation
fit of bad humour
grouchiness
fretfulness
tartness
tizzy
touchiness
sensitivity
ill-humor
tear
hotheadedness
pugnacity
cantankerousness
sullenness
huffiness
excitability
sourness
stew
impatience
slow burn
short fuse
bad humor
wrath
indignation
spleen
ire
outrage
madness
choler
bitterness
exasperation
violence
agitation
lividity
birse
vexation
distraction
fever
obsession
raving
uproar
mad
flap
feverishness
wrathfulness
antagonism
displeasure
hysteria
deliriousness
angriness
delirium
mania
rancour
UK
irateness
rampage
lividness
vehemence
hot temper
fit of fury
hostility
rancor
US
frenzy of rage
wingding
upset
frenzy of anger
apoplexy
spasm
eruption
asperity
acrimony
excitement
bluster
convulsion
squall
ferocity
gall
irritation
ferment
air rage
paroxysm of anger
high dudgeon
paroxysm of rage
extreme anger
intensity
turmoil
restlessness
fervour
UK
fervor
US
fire
boiling point
destruction
tumult
tempest
fling
spree
orgy
binge
disturbance
splurge
ruckus
unrest
flush
ecstasy
fierceness
turbulence
force
severity
more heat than light
tempestuousness
savagery
power
zeal
enthusiasm
eagerness
fanaticism
forcefulness
burning up
running a temperature
the shakes
febrile disease
potency
strength
ferity
impetuosity
energy
might
rampancy
rabidity
sore
rise
more ❯
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