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- verb Present participle of
moodle .
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Examples
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My fav way of moodling is to hike in the woods near my home.
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Way back in 1938, BrendaUeland wrote If You Want to Write, where she coined the term “moodling” and advised every writer it was important to allow time for your mind to wander, your imagination to drift, so that ideas could gestate in your brain.
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After Brian started driving, and then moved away, I had even more time for moodling, and I took great advantage of it.
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World peace, a stable economy, and more moodling time, what more could one ask?
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Worry, lack of sleep, overextension in all quarters of life tend to strangle the moodling impulse.
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My greatest desire (other than world peace and a stable economy) is to find more moodling time.
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My greatest desire (other than world peace and a stable economy) is to find more moodling time.
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After Brian started driving, and then moved away, I had even more time for moodling, and I took great advantage of it.
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Way back in 1938, BrendaUeland wrote If You Want to Write, where she coined the term “moodling” and advised every writer it was important to allow time for your mind to wander, your imagination to drift, so that ideas could gestate in your brain.
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It seems that all the things that I find joy, peace, and comfort in are considered moodling.
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