mood 1 (1 current from the 12th cent. to 1600)
1.
anger,
displeasure
Gent. IV. i. 51
“Who, in my , I
stabb'd,”
All'sW. V. ii. 5
“muddied in Fortune's
,”
H5 IV. vii. 38, Rom. III. i. 13, Oth. II. iii. 276; (?)
angry cast of countenance
Sonn. xciii. 8
“m-s and frowns.”
2.
form, shape, mode
Ham. I. ii. 82
“all forms, m-s, shows
of grief”
(Q 1695 and mod.edd.“modes”†),
Compl. 201
“the encrimson'd
mood”
[i.e. of rubies].
