Crossword clues for mods
mods
- Carnaby Streeters of 1960s Britain
- Beatles-era Brits
- Young, 1960s Brits
- Young Brits during the Who's rise
- Young '60s Brits
- Twiggy look-alikes, e.g
- Today's youth
- Stylish ones, in the Beatles era
- Some teens in the 1960s
- Software enhancements, for short
- Reddit VIPs
- Reddit admins
- Message board admins
- Internet forum overseers, informally
- Hipsters of 1960s London
- Hip Brits, in the '60s
- Forum leaders?
- Fashionable Brits in the Beatles era
- Fancy dressers of 1960s London
- Chat room monitors, briefly
- Changes, informally
- British teenagers of the '60s
- British teenagers
- Body shop add-ons, informally
- Body ___ (tattoos, piercings, etc.)
- Altered video games, for short
- 1960s' youth subculture involving motor scooters
- 1960s London subculturists
- 60's British teens
- 60's teens
- Fashionable dressers
- Fashionable group in 1960s London
- Carnaby Street types
- Adjustments, informally
- Some '60s hipsters
- Hip '60s types
- Certain '60s teens
- Chat room overseers, for short
- Forum rule enforcers, for short
- Chat room policers, informally
- 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
- British Teddy boys
- English youth gangs, Rockers and ___
- British hippies
- Soho swingers
- Up-to-date dressers
- Stylish British teens in the '60s
- Hip '60s Brits
- '60s hipsters
- Stylish young Londoners in the '60s
- Stylish Brits of the '60s
- Stylish '60s Brits
- Slangy alterations
- Fashionable '60s Brits
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Moderation \Mod`er*a"tion\, n. [L. moderatio: cf. F. mod['e]ration.]
The act of moderating, or of imposing due restraint.
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The state or quality of being mmoderate.
In moderation placing all my glory, While Tories call me Whig, and Whigs a Tory.
--Pope. -
Calmness of mind; equanimity; as, to bear adversity with moderation.
The calm and judicious moderation of Orange.
--Motley. pl. The first public examinations for degrees at the University of Oxford; -- usually contracted to mods.
Wiktionary
n. (plural of mod English)
WordNet
n. 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
Wikipedia
Mods was a Norwegian rock band formed in Stavanger in 1980. The band recorded their first album Revansj! in 1981. The original members were vocalist Morten Abel, guitarist Runar Bjålid, guitarist Kurt Øyvind Olsen, bassist Torkild Viig, keyboardist Helge Hummervoll and drummer Leif Arne Bergvin Nilsen. After the first album, Bjålid and Olsen left the band and were replaced by Tor Øyvind Syvertsen. The second album Amerika was released in 1982. They recorded their last album, Time Machine, in 1984. They played some reunion concerts in 1990 in the Stavanger area. Morten Abel has on several occasions dismissed the band and their songs. Nevertheless, they are considered legends, especially in their home county Rogaland. Drummer Leif Nilsen later formed Leif & Kompisane, they sometimes play Mods songs live.
On 30 June 2012 Mods played at a very successful and well attended concert at the Viking Stavanger Football Stadium, to rapturous applause.
Abel, Hummervoll and Syvertsen later formed the band The September When in 1987, and Abel eventually went on to become a very successful solo artist in Norway.
In 1992, a CD re-issue set of two first Mods albums was released with the title Originaler. A "Best of" CD/DVD was released in 2006.
MODS may refer to:
- Metadata Object Description Schema, a bibliographic description schema
- Microscopic Observation Drug Susceptibility assay
- Multiple organ dysfunction syndrome
- Microsoft Office Document Scanning
- Multiplexed Optical Data Storage
- Museum of Discovery and Science, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, US
- Model Organism Databases, databases that house and disseminate organism-specific biological knowledge
Usage examples of "mods".
Norms and mods never hung out together, but my friends and I were different despite the fact that I worked on trigonometry and the orbit of a gas giant circling Vega while they struggled with x 20 .
The mods tried to ignore them, but the norms had a good angle and cut them off before they could reach the subdivision.
Both norms and mods started school at eight, but mods finished in five hours, while norms stayed for six, the idea being that mods needed the extra time for all the wonderful advanced stuff they would certainly do.
The difference was just another source of friction between mods and norms.
Lew studied me, the mods in a semi-circle watching me as if I was a science experiment.
The morning passed as always, only this time all the other mods in the advanced class were aware of me.
We are all trapped in our circles, norms and mods and Lew and Liz and me, mindlessly returning again and again to repeat the old patterns of our genes and our lives.
Not a luxury hotel, the place served mostly techs, those marginal donkeys whose parents had been able to afford only limited gene mods usually for appearance.
Mirrors were making their own clothes and decorating their mods, like colonists.
Marghe, just like Sara Hiam, just like all those Jeep personnel, Mirror and civilian, who were busy decorating their mods, making their own clothes, and weaving beautiful tapestries.
The mods work like the Bubble, cutting off options of thought, effectively quarantining his emotions.
The mods, likewise, are just extreme cases of psychological gymnastics and self-imposed walls that people have always used.
The audience was dancing, a lot of them, little mods and modettes, shaking, turning in time together, folding their arms, turning, folding their arms, turning.
We had a series of new tires for the GTP test mulesame mule you were supposed to check brake mods and suspension geometry on.
Up until today, the test runs out at Roebling Road had alternated with sessions on the mods, all day and into the night.