moodlet

English

Etymology

From mood +‎ -let.

Noun

moodlet (plural moodlets)

  1. A little mood.
    • 1905, Century Path:
      For of course "the blues" do not really apply to the man but to that secondary consciousness with whose ever changing moods and moodlets we identify ourselves — with the entire loss of our proper human dignity.
  2. (video games) A temporary modifier which affects a character's mood.
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