1. Modify, esp. to change a program or device to do something different from its original function
   "it's the original game modded to run on modern computers under larger resolutions"
    
2. (online content) check for required standards, e.g. block or delete spam, content with false or offensive content, etc.
   "He volunteered to mod the forum discussions";
   - moderate

1. Of or relating to recent times; relating to or using recent and up-to-date ideas, technology, fashion, etc.
   "their offices are in a mod skyscraper";
   - modern, modernistic, neoteric

1. The absolute value of a complex number
   "The mod of -3+4i is 5";
   - modulus
    
2. An integer that can be divided without remainder into the difference between two other integers
   "2 is a mod of 5 and 9";
   - modulus
    
3. [informal] A modification or alteration to a game, software, or hardware
   "The players installed a graphics mod to enhance the game's visuals"
    
4. [Brit] A British teenager or young adult in the 1960s; noted for their clothes consciousness and opposition to the rockers
   "The mod rode his scooter to the club, dressed in the latest fashion"

Derived forms: modded, modding, mods

See also: fashionable, hip [informal], stylish

Type of: absolute value, adolescent, integer, numerical value, stripling [archaic], teen, teenager, whole number

Part of: mods [Brit]

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