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HUBLOT Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Mood board

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What is a mood board?
  

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It is explained in the sentence that follows, Hublot.

— Mister Micawber

  • It is explained in the sentence that follows, Hublot.
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It is explained in the sentence that follows, Hublot.
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Mister Micawber,

I'm still not sure about the meaning of the phrase. Does "board" in "a mood board" mean "board" in "a board of directors," not in "a cutting board"?
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It is a board like a drawing board: a piece of cardboard with pictures pasted upon it.
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Hi Mister Micawber,

Does "mood" in "mood board" mean "a quality that creates a particular feeling (http://www.learnersdictionary.com/search/mood)"?
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Yes, the mood or feelings or atmosphere that the client considers appropriate.
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Hi MM,

Wouldn't "moody board" be correct, then?
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moody board
Hi Hublot,
I think moody can be used to describe a person who has mood swings. My employer is like that: he is happy, then he is upset, then angry, then just simply sad and all of it for no apparent reason, at least not to me.
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HUBLOTHi MM,Wouldn't "moody board" be correct, then?
The board is not moody; it is about moods.
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Thanks a lot, Agarista and fivejedjon.

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I have never heard the term before, so I wouldn't call it anything, but now that I have read that passage and looked at your picture, it seems to be exactly what was described.
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