Mod - English meaning

Mod – definitions in English dictionary

adjective
Modern.
Usage examples:
Boldly mix mod with trad for eye-catching results

noun
(especially in the early 1960s) a young person of a subculture characterized by a smart stylish appearance, the riding of motor scooters, and a liking for soul music.
Usage examples:
After all, parents in earlier times were once scandalised by teddy boys and mods and hippies and pu…
noun
A modification.
Usage examples:
The design will need to incorporate all the same blogger tags, links and sidebar elements as the cu…
noun
A person who moderates an online forum or discussion; a moderator.
Usage examples:
The post was quickly removed by mods

preposition
Another term for modulo.

verb
Make modifications to; modify.
Usage examples:
Both the single-player and multiplayer games can be modded

verb
(of the moderator of an online forum or discussion) delete (inappropriate or offensive content).
Usage examples:
My post was modded and prevented from being posted

noun
A highland meeting for gaelic literary and musical competitions.
Usage examples:
They fund the mod and the national gaelic arts project, they prepared a gaelic language policy ahea…

abbreviation
(in the uk) ministry of defence.

noun
A member of a group of young people, especially in britain in the 1960s, who wore stylish clothes and rode scooters (= small motorcycles)
Usage examples:
Mods and rockers, the cut of his suit has an obvious mod influence., you can be instantly banned fr…