mode (n.)
- affectation
- algorithm
- approach
- archetype
- attack
- build
- case
- cast
- chic
- circumstance
- complexion
- condition
- configuration
- conformation
- convention
- course
- craze
- cry
- custom
- cut
- dilemma
- estate
- exaggeration
- fad
- fashion
- figuration
- figure
- fix
- footing
- form
- format
- formation
- frame
- furore
- genre
- grandiloquence
- guise
- imperative
- impression
- indicative
- inflation
- jam
- layout
- line
- location
- look
- lot
- make
- makeup
- manner
- mannerism
- matrix
- means
- method
- methodology
- modality
- model
- modus
- mold
- mood
- optative
- order
- paralogism
- pass
- pattern
- peculiarity
- pickle
- place
- plight
- position
- posture
- potential
- practice
- predicament
- procedure
- proceeding
- process
- prototype
- raga
- rage
- rank
- rhetoric
- routine
- rule
- set
- shape
- situation
- spot
- stamp
- standing
- state
- station
- status
- strain
- structure
- style
- subjunctive
- swim
- syllogism
- system
- tack
- technique
- tenor
- tone
- trend
- trick
- turn
- type
- vein
- vogue
- way
- wise
mode (v.)
- approach
- attack
- build
- case
- cast
- complexion
- condition
- course
- craze
- cry
- custom
- cut
- estate
- fashion
- figure
- fix
- form
- format
- frame
- guise
- jam
- line
- lines
- look
- lot
- make
- model
- mold
- order
- pass
- pattern
- pickle
- place
- plight
- position
- posture
- practice
- process
- rage
- rank
- rule
- set
- shape
- spot
- stamp
- state
- station
- strain
- structure
- style
- swim
- tack
- tone
- trend
- trick
- turn
- type
- vein
- way
- wise
mode (adv.)
mode (adj.)
Who ran
Through each mode of the lyre, and was master of all.
