A prevailing but temporary state of mind or feeling; a person's humour, temper, or disposition at a particular time (later also applied to a crowd…

A person's mental or emotional state or disposition, esp. as made apparent by his or her demeanour; mood, humour, spirits. Also: a person's demeanour…

The manner in which one is inclined or disposed; (also) the capacity for willing or desiring; a mental state, mood, or emotion, esp. one regarded as…

A condition of mind or feeling; the mental or emotional condition of a person at a particular time. Frequently with preceding adjective or of.

State of thought and feeling; mood. Usually with respect to a specific characteristic, as peace or anxiety, sorrow or joy. Frequently in to set one…

Temper, disposition; state of feeling with regard to a person; occasionally friendly feeling, friendliness. Obsolete.

In adverbial phrases indicating the attitude, disposition, or frame of mind with which something is done, considered, or viewed.

A temporary state of mind or feeling; a mood. Frequently with in and modifying word, as bad, happy, mad, etc. Cf. good humour, n., ill humour, n. 3.

A temporary state of mind or feeling; a mood, a humour. Frequently with in, esp. in in the vein: in a fit or suitable mood for something…

A mental or emotional disposition or state (more explicitly, frame of spirit, soul, etc.); in later use… A temporary state of mind or feeling; a…

figurative. Frame of mind, temper, mood, disposition, humour: cf. tone, n. 8.

Actual state or attitude of the mind or feelings; frame of mind; inclination, humour.

The state of being ‘carried out of oneself’, i.e. out of one's normal mental condition; vehement emotion (now usually of a pleasurable kind); mental…

Disposition, mood. Obsolete. rare.

Condition, order; condition of mind, mood, humour.

A frame of mind or feeling; mood, humour.

A mood or humour. rare.

A state or temper of mind; mood, disposition.