A fork of Rural Dictionary
A British pyschedelic/progressive rock band from the '60s that is often overlooked for other bands such as Pink Floyd, Jethro Tull, King Crimson, Genesis, and Electric Light Orchestra. Their signature sound was due to Mike Pinder with his Mellotron and Ray Thomas with his flute. The Moody Blues was the first rock band to feature a flute as a main instrument, not Jethro Tull, and the first rock band to record an album with an orchestra.
The most famous Moody Blues song is Nights In White Satin.
1) A person who acts like they are in a bad mood for no reason
2) When a person is in a good mood and then somebody makes a joke about them and they get mad
Jason was being a moody boots all day
After I cracked on Matt's moustache, he was being moody boots
the act of or being the biggest Doosh-tastic person at a job
why you so dam lazy, stop being a doosh moody and get on the plane not youtube
A mean food critic. You better hope he doesn't review your restaurant!
Gene: It's him! It's the Moody Foodie!
Bob: Gene, that's Mike, our mailman. You've known him for years.
Gene: It's the long con.
Louise: There he is!
Bob: That's Gene.
Louise: Long con.
The fucking king of 1992, and he'd kick Zeus's ass with crazy angel rock or something.
Believed to be a cross between Layne Staley and Scott Weiland.
Moody Heroin is legendary in the minds of subconscious individuals.