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mellow
adjective
1 said of a person or their character: calm and relaxed with age or experience.
2 said of sound, colour, light, etc: soft, rich and pure.
3 said of wine, cheese, etc: fully flavoured with age; well matured.
4 said of fruit: sweet and ripe.
5 said of a person: pleasantly relaxed or warm-hearted through being slightly drunk or affected by a recreational drug.
verb (mellowed , mellowing ) tr & intr to make or become mellow.
[15c: perhaps from Anglo-Saxon mearu soft or tender]
mellowness noun .
mellow out to relax and release one's tensions and inhibitions.
adjective
1 said of a person or their character: calm and relaxed with age or experience.
2 said of sound, colour, light, etc: soft, rich and pure.
3 said of wine, cheese, etc: fully flavoured with age; well matured.
4 said of fruit: sweet and ripe.
5 said of a person: pleasantly relaxed or warm-hearted through being slightly drunk or affected by a recreational drug.
verb (mellowed , mellowing ) tr & intr to make or become mellow.
[15c: perhaps from Anglo-Saxon mearu soft or tender]
mellowness noun .
mellow out to relax and release one's tensions and inhibitions.
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