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What does big mood mean?
A reaction declaring something is profoundly relatable — usually to an image of a raccoon eating from a bin, a cat falling off a shelf, or some other creature behaving exactly like you on a Tuesday. Bigger than 'mood', smaller than 'me to my core'.
"Photo of a duck face-down in the pond, caption: big mood."
Origin
Evolved from the 2010s Tumblr/Twitter use of 'mood' as a one-word reaction; 'big mood' added the intensifier around 2017.
Frequently asked questions
What does 'big mood' mean?
'Big mood' means maximum relatable — it's how you react to something that captures exactly how you feel, often paired with an absurd image.
How do you use 'big mood' in a sentence?
You'd comment 'big mood' under a post about wanting to nap all day.
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