0 If someone is moody, their moods change suddenly and they become angry or unhappy easily: --
1 (of a person) often sad, or changing from being happy to sad, often for no clear reason --
Moody's argued that its assessment was opinion and therefore constitutionally protected; the court agreed, and the decision was upheld on appeal.
Moody's applied a similar downgrading a month later.
Terms such as "sullen," "moody," or "irritable" are used to describe emotional states that become more traitlike blends of different negative emotions seen in both internalizing and externalizing problems.
To his detractors, he was moody, provocative.
Individuals who are hardworking (as opposed to lazy) and who are even-tempered (as opposed to moody) are a little over 1 per cent more likely to vote.
I typed the words 'moody teenager' and 'health visitor' into the search engine and chose the images.
Consider the case of a teenager who has always been moody and then develops a manic episode.
Looking up the moody chart, it is found that the "drag coefficient is 0.002".
