Mellow | Mean of mellow in English Dictionary

/ˈmɛloʊ/

• pleasantly rich, full, or soft
1. The painting captures the mellow light of a summer evening.
2. mellow music
3. a mellow golden color
• having a pleasing rich flavor that develops over time
1. This wine is very mellow.
2. a mellow cheese
• very calm and relaxed
1. He was in a mellow mood.
2. She was a tough and demanding teacher, but she became mellower in her old age.
3. He's a very mellow guy.
4. a mellow crowd

• relaxed from drinking alcohol or using drugs
1. After a couple of drinks we all started feeling pretty mellow.
• Verb
• to become or to cause (someone or something) to become less harsh, irritating, nervous, etc.
1. She was a tough and demanding teacher, but she has mellowed in her old age.
2. The wine needs time to mellow.
3. She was a tough and demanding teacher, but old age has mellowed her.
4. Time mellowed [=softened] their hard feelings.
• to become relaxed and calm
1. She mellowed out as she grew older.
2. You're getting all upset over nothing. You need to mellow out.