Definition of month's mind in English:

month's mind

noun ˈmʌnθs ˈmʌɪnd

1Chiefly Roman Catholic Church. The commemoration of a deceased person by the celebration of a requiem mass, prayers, etc., on a day one month from the date of the death or funeral.
2Used allusively or humorously as a synonym for "mind": an inclination, fancy, liking. Especially in "to have (also bear) a month's mind". "to be in a month's mind": to have a strong expectation (rare). Now regional.

Origin

Late Middle English. From the genitive of month + mind. Compare post-classical Latin dies mensis, dies mensis obitus.

Definition of month's mind in US English:

month's mind

nounˈmʌnθs ˈmʌɪnd

1Chiefly Roman Catholic Church. The commemoration of a deceased person by the celebration of a requiem mass, prayers, etc., on a day one month from the date of the death or funeral.
2Used allusively or humorously as a synonym for "mind": an inclination, fancy, liking. Especially in "to have (also bear) a month's mind". "to be in a month's mind": to have a strong expectation (rare). Now regional.

Origin

Late Middle English. From the genitive of month + mind. Compare post-classical Latin dies mensis, dies mensis obitus.

单词	month's mind
释义	Definition of month's mind in English: month's mind noun ˈmʌnθs ˈmʌɪnd 1Chiefly Roman Catholic Church. The commemoration of a deceased person by the celebration of a requiem mass, prayers, etc., on a day one month from the date of the death or funeral. 2Used allusively or humorously as a synonym for "mind": an inclination, fancy, liking. Especially in "to have (also bear) a month's mind". "to be in a month's mind": to have a strong expectation (rare). Now regional. Origin Late Middle English. From the genitive of month + mind. Compare post-classical Latin dies mensis, dies mensis obitus. Definition of month's mind in US English: month's mind nounˈmʌnθs ˈmʌɪnd 1Chiefly Roman Catholic Church. The commemoration of a deceased person by the celebration of a requiem mass, prayers, etc., on a day one month from the date of the death or funeral. 2Used allusively or humorously as a synonym for "mind": an inclination, fancy, liking. Especially in "to have (also bear) a month's mind". "to be in a month's mind": to have a strong expectation (rare). Now regional. Origin Late Middle English. From the genitive of month + mind. Compare post-classical Latin dies mensis, dies mensis obitus.
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