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moodier

adjective
USMOO-dee-ur/ˈmudiɚ/UKMOO-dee-uh/ˈmuːdiə/AUSMOO-dee-er/ˈmuːdiə/

1 meaning of moodier

Practice

  1. 1
    adjective
    Comparative of moody. Use this to say someone is more moody than before or than someone else.

    My brother gets moodier whenever he skips breakfast.

    She seemed moodier today than she was last week.

    Note

moodier is a form of moody

moody, adjective: Quick to change moods or opinions, often for no clear reason. Full entry

Forms
moodymoodier comparativemoodiest superlative
Spelling
moody → moodier: change y to i, add -er

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