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5 | Mods are young people in Britain who wear a special kind of neat clothes, ride motor scooters, and l |
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memphis mod Mods are young people in Britain who wear a special kind of neat clothes, ride motor scooters, and l Explanation: Collins Cobuild (Dictionary) 5: Mods are young people in Britain who wear a special kind of neat clothes, ride motor scooters, and like soul music. Many young people were mods in the early 1960s. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 13 hrs (2011-10-26 08:30:30 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary: Mod /mɒd/ US /mɑːd/ noun [C] a member of a group of young people, especially in Britain in the 1960s, who wore stylish clothes and rode scooters (= small motorcycles): Mods and Rockers |
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