mods

Noun

Meaning

a youth subculture that began in London in the early 1960s; a working-class movement with highly stylized dress and short hair; listened to rhythm and blues music and travelled on motor scooters

Source: WordNet

Synonyms

amendment changing fashion admit amended appreciate contemporaries changed Arches pops presents Camps poppers trigs changes
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Antonyms

same disdain olds

Hypernyms

youth subculture

Anagrams

DMSO DOMS dmos

Examples

Why Bible quotes exclusively? What happened to the Eastern religions? I'm still working on the Unicode mods. Larry Wall

A large, procedurally generated world provides some key opportunities for some of the most popular kinds of mods to expand their ambition for the next generation. Source: Internet

Along with the new environments to explore and foes to face, will also introduce a whole new arsenal of weapons, mods, and armor. Source: Internet

Additionally, gearing is fundamentally changing come Forsaken with the changes to perks/rolls and mods. Source: Internet

And egads, I really want to fix that tangled flag-handling UI and expose all those back-door tricks only a few mods know. Source: Internet

In fall 2009, Bolles joined the cast of punks, mods and rockers web series Oblivion. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

modpack Modred modRNA modster Modugno ModUk.