Mods

/ mɒdz /

plural noun

1. See Honour Moderations
   (at Oxford University) short for Honour Moderations

Example Sentences

Dope smokers find e-cigarettes and high-tech ‘mods’ are great for smoking in public, with less fear from cops and bouncers.

From The Daily Beast

Both comments were promptly deleted by moderators, or “mods,” without whom Suicide Watch would probably come apart at the seams.

From The Daily Beast

You don't have the punks and the mods, and all those groups.

From The Daily Beast

My phone's memory had all kinds of private stuff on it: photos, emails, little hacks and mods I'd installed.

From Project Gutenberg

They had a couple of mods that were supposed to fit them better for the mission.

From Project Gutenberg

But now, suddenly, they seemed near to him—nearer and more overpowering than the First in Mods had ever been.

From Project Gutenberg

She had spent a year at Somerville, though she had gone down without trying for a place in either 'Mods.'

From Project Gutenberg

Herbert had passed as shiningly in mods and divinity and all the rest of it as Jack had passed before the Marine Board.

From Project Gutenberg