英语词汇“odd”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	odd
释义	Trends of odd View usage for: Additional synonyms in the sense of lone Definition solitary a lone motorist Synonyms solitary, single, separate, one, only, sole, by yourself, unaccompanied in the sense of miscellaneous Definition composed of or containing a variety of things a hoard of miscellaneous junk Synonyms mixed, various, varied, diverse, confused, diversified, mingled, assorted, jumbled, sundry, motley, indiscriminate, manifold (formal), heterogeneous, multifarious, multiform, farraginous in the sense of off-the-wall surreal off-the-wall humour Synonyms weird, odd, strange, out there (slang), bizarre, extraordinary, fantastic, astonishing, curious, peculiar, eccentric, queer, singular, far-out (slang), outlandish, oddball (informal), left-field (informal), freakish, daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of offbeat Definition unusual, unconventional, or eccentric his dark, offbeat sense of humour Synonyms unusual, odd, strange, novel, out there (slang), extraordinary, bizarre, weird, way-out (informal, old-fashioned), eccentric, abnormal, queer, irregular, rum (British, old-fashioned), uncommon, Bohemian, unconventional, far-out (slang, old-fashioned), idiosyncratic, kinky (informal), off-the-wall (slang), unorthodox, oddball (informal), out of the ordinary, left-field (informal), freaky (slang), wacky (informal), wacko (slang, old-fashioned), outré, boho, daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of out of the ordinary Definition unusual Have you noticed anything out of the ordinary about him? Synonyms unusual, different, odd, important, special, striking, surprising, significant, strange, exciting, rare, impressive, extraordinary, outstanding, remarkable, bizarre, distinguished, unexpected, curious, exceptional, notable, unfamiliar, abnormal, queer (archaic), uncommon, singular, unconventional, noteworthy, atypical in the sense of outlandish Definition extremely unconventional This idea is not as outlandish as it seems. Synonyms strange, odd, extraordinary, wonderful, funny, out there (slang), bizarre, fantastic, astonishing, eye-popping (informal), curious, weird, foreign, alien, exotic, exceptional, peculiar, eccentric, abnormal, out-of-the-way, queer (archaic), irregular, singular, grotesque, far-out (slang, old-fashioned), unheard-of, preposterous, off-the-wall (slang), left-field (informal), freakish, barbarous, outré, daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of outré Definition eccentric and rather shocking outré outfits designed by art students Synonyms eccentric, odd, strange, out there (slang), bizarre, fantastic, weird, way-out (informal), peculiar, queer (informal), extravagant, rum (British, slang), quirky, singular, grotesque, unconventional, idiosyncratic, kinky (informal), off-the-wall (slang), outlandish, whimsical, left-field (informal), freakish, freaky (slang), wacko (slang), daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of periodic Definition recurring at intervals Periodic checks are made to ensure quality. Synonyms recurrent, regular, repeated, occasional, periodical, seasonal, cyclical, sporadic, intermittent, every so often, infrequent, cyclic, every once in a while, spasmodic, at fixed intervals in the sense of quaint Definition attractively unusual, esp. in an old-fashioned style When visiting restaurants, be prepared for some quaint customs. Synonyms unusual, odd, curious, original (old-fashioned), strange, bizarre, fantastic, old-fashioned, peculiar, eccentric, queer (archaic), rum (British, old-fashioned), singular (old-fashioned), fanciful, whimsical, droll in the sense of queer Definition dubious If you ask me, there's something queer going on. Synonyms strange, odd, funny, unusual, extraordinary, remarkable, curious, weird, peculiar, abnormal, rum (British, slang), uncommon, erratic, singular, eerie, unnatural, unconventional, uncanny, disquieting, unorthodox, outlandish, left-field (informal), anomalous, droll, atypical, outré Synonyms of 'odd' odd Explore 'odd' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of random Definition lacking any definite plan or prearranged order The order of events seemed totally random. Synonyms chance, spot, casual, stray, accidental, arbitrary, incidental, indiscriminate, haphazard, unplanned, fortuitous, aimless, desultory, hit or miss, purposeless, unpremeditated, adventitious in the sense of rare Definition not happening or done very often I think big families are extremely rare nowadays. Synonyms uncommon, unusual, exceptional, out of the ordinary, few, strange, scarce, singular, sporadic, sparse, infrequent, thin on the ground, recherché in the sense of remaining Stir in the remaining ingredients. Synonyms left-over, surviving, spare, outstanding, excess, surplus, lingering, unfinished, residual in the sense of remarkable Definition striking or extraordinary He was a remarkable man. Synonyms extraordinary, striking, outstanding, famous, odd, strange, wonderful, signal, rare, unusual, impressive, surprising, distinguished, prominent, notable, phenomenal, uncommon, conspicuous, singular, miraculous, noteworthy, pre-eminent in the sense of rum Definition strange or unusual It was a rum sort of joke. Synonyms strange, odd, suspect, funny, unusual, curious, weird, suspicious, peculiar, dodgy (British, Australian, New Zealand, informal), queer (archaic), singular (old-fashioned), shonky (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of single Definition existing alone A single shot rang out. Synonyms one, sole, lone, solitary, only, only one, unique, isolated, singular in the sense of singular Definition unusual He was without doubt a singular character. Synonyms unusual, odd, strange, extraordinary, puzzling, curious, peculiar, eccentric, out-of-the-way, queer (archaic), oddball (informal), atypical, wacko (slang, old-fashioned), outré, out there (slang), daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of strange Definition odd or unexpected There was something strange about the flickering blue light. Synonyms odd, unusual, curious, weird, wonderful, rare, funny, extraordinary, remarkable, bizarre, fantastic, astonishing, marvellous, exceptional, peculiar, eccentric, abnormal, out-of-the-way, queer (archaic), irregular, rum (British, archaic), uncommon, singular, perplexing, uncanny, mystifying, unheard-of, off-the-wall (slang), oddball (informal), unaccountable, left-field (informal), outré, curiouser and curiouser, out there (slang), daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of surplus Definition being in excess Few people have large sums of surplus cash. Synonyms extra, spare, excess, remaining, odd, in excess, left over, unused, superfluous in the sense of uncanny Definition beyond what is normal The hero bears an uncanny resemblance to Kirk Douglas. Synonyms extraordinary, remarkable, incredible (informal), unusual, fantastic, astonishing, exceptional, astounding, singular, miraculous, unheard-of, prodigious odd (ɒd) Word forms: comparative odder, superlative oddest 1. adjective If you describe someone or something as odd, you think that they are strange or unusual. He'd always been odd, but not to this extent. What an odd coincidence that he should have known your family. Something odd began to happen. Synonyms: unusual, different, strange, rare More Synonyms of odd oddly adverb [ADVERB with verb, ADVERB adjective/-ed] ...an oddly shaped hill. His own boss was behaving rather oddly. oddness uncountable noun Perhaps it was that very oddness that attracted me to Glen's music. 2. See also odd-looking 3. adjective You use odd before a noun to indicate that you are not mentioning the type, size, or quality of something because it is not important. ...moving from place to place where she could find the odd bit of work. He had various odd cleaning jobs around the place. I knew that Alan liked the odd drink. Synonyms: occasional, various, varied, random More Synonyms of odd 4. adverb You use odd after a number to indicate that it is only approximate. [informal] How many pages was it, 500 odd? He has now appeared in sixty odd films. 'How long have you lived here?'—'Twenty odd years.' 5. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] Odd numbers, such as 3 and 17, are those which cannot be divided exactly by the number two. The odd numbers are on the left as you walk up the street. There's an odd number of candidates. 6. adjective You say that two things are odd when they do not belong to the same set or pair. I'm wearing odd socks today by the way. 7. See the odd man out/the odd woman out/the odd one out 8. See also odds, odds and ends More Synonyms of odd odd in British English (ɒd) adjective 1. unusual or peculiar in appearance, character, etc 2. occasional, incidental, or random odd jobs 3. leftover or additional odd bits of wool 4. a. not divisible by two b. represented or indicated by a number that is not divisible by two graphs are on odd pages Compare even1 (sense 7) 5. being part of a matched pair or set when the other or others are missing an odd sock odd volumes 6. (in combination) used to designate an indefinite quantity more than the quantity specified in round numbers fifty-odd pounds 7. out-of-the-way or secluded odd corners 8. mathematics (of a function) changing sign but not absolute value when the sign of the independent variable is changed, as in y=x3 even1 (sense 13) 9. odd man out noun 10. golf a. one stroke more than the score of one's opponent b. an advantage or handicap of one stroke added to or taken away from a player's score 11. a thing or person that is odd in sequence or number Derived forms oddly (ˈoddly) adverb oddness (ˈoddness) noun Word origin C14 odde, from Old Norse oddi point, angle, triangle, third or odd number. Compare Old Norse oddr point, spot, place; Old English ord point, beginning Odd in American English (ɑd) interjection alt. sp. of Od odd in American English (ɑd) adjective 1. a. being one of a pair of which the other is missing an odd glove b. being the one remaining after the others are paired, grouped, taken, etc. c. being one or more of a set, series, or group separated from the others a few odd volumes of Dickens 2. having a remainder of one when divided by two; not even said of numbers 3. numbered with an odd number the odd months 4. a. in addition to that mentioned in a round number ten dollars and some odd change b. with a relatively small number over that specified usually in hyphenated compounds twenty-odd children 5. not the usual, regular, habitual, accounted for, etc.; occasional; incidental odd jobs, at odd moments 6. a. not usual or ordinary; singular; peculiar; strange b. queer; eccentric 7. out-of-the-way in odd corners SIMILAR WORDS: strange Derived forms oddly (ˈoddly) adverb oddness (ˈoddness) noun Word origin ME odde < ON oddi, point of land, triangle, hence (from the third angle) odd number, akin to OE ord, a point < Gmc uzda- (> Ger ort, place, orig., point) < IE uds (< base ud-, up > out) + dho-, var. of dhē, to place, put > do1 Examples of 'odd' in a sentence odd I had the odd feeling that he was trying to tell me something. Stuart Harrison BETTER THAN THIS (2002) Food had been served to them earlier by an orderly grown accustomed to glacial silences, split only by the odd cracking of a wooden chair. Robert Wilson THE COMPANY OF STRANGERS (2002) The phone rang only one more time, at an odd, half-lit hour. John Colapinto ABOUT THE AUTHOR (2002) In other languages odd British English: odd /ɒd/ ADJECTIVE strange* If something is odd, it is strange or unusual. There was an odd smell in the kitchen. American English: odd Arabic: غَرِيبٌ Brazilian Portuguese: estranho Chinese: 奇怪的 Croatian: čudan Czech: divný Danish: underlig Dutch: vreemd European Spanish: raro extraño Finnish: outo French: bizarre German: sonderbar Greek: παράξενος Italian: strano Japanese: 変な Korean: 이상한 Norwegian: merkelig Polish: nieparzysty European Portuguese: estranho Romanian: ciudat Russian: странный Latin American Spanish: raro Swedish: underlig Thai: แปลก Turkish: acayip Ukrainian: дивний Vietnamese: kỳ quặc British English: odd /ɒd/ ADJECTIVE nonmatching You say that two things are odd when they do not belong to the same set or pair. I'm wearing odd socks. American English: odd Arabic: غَيْرُ مُتَجَانِس Brazilian Portuguese: trocado Chinese: 不成对的 Croatian: neuparen Czech: lichýnejde do páru Danish: uens Dutch: niet passend European Spanish: desparejado Finnish: eriparinen French: intrusdifférent German: einzeln Greek: αταίριαστος Italian: spaiato Japanese: 左右が揃っていない Korean: 짝이 안 맞는 Norwegian: forskjellige Polish: różny European Portuguese: sem par Romanian: nepereche Russian: непарный Latin American Spanish: desparejado Swedish: udda Thai: ผิดข้าง Turkish: tek Ukrainian: розпарований Vietnamese: không cùng một đôi British English: odd /ɒd/ ADJECTIVE number Odd numbers, such as three and seventeen, are numbers that cannot be divided by the number two. American English: odd Arabic: فَرْدِيّ Brazilian Portuguese: ímpar Chinese: 单数的 Croatian: neparan Czech: lichýčíslo Danish: ulige Dutch: oneven European Spanish: impar Finnish: pariton French: impairnombre German: ungerade Greek: μονός Italian: dispari Japanese: 奇数の Korean: 홀수 Norwegian: oddetall Polish: nieparzysty European Portuguese: ímpar Romanian: impar Russian: нечетный Latin American Spanish: impar Swedish: udda Thai: เลขคี่ Turkish: tek Ukrainian: непарний Vietnamese: số lẻ Chinese translation of 'odd' odd (ɔd) adj (= strange) 奇怪的 (qíguài de) (= not paired) [sock, glove, shoe etc] 单(單)只(隻)的 (dānzhī de) (= assorted, unspecified) 任意的 (rènyì de) [number] 奇数(數)的 (jīshù de) to be the odd man/woman/one out 落单(單)的男人/女人/一人 (luòdān de nánrén/nǚrén/yī rén) the odd drink/walk/holiday 偶尔(爾)的饮(飲)酒/散步/度假 (ǒu'ěr de yǐnjiǔ/sǎnbù/dùjià) sixty odd 六十几(幾)个(個) (liùshí jǐ gè) see also odds 1 (adjective) in the sense of peculiar Definition unusual or peculiar She'd always been odd, but not to this extent. Synonyms peculiar She has a very peculiar sense of humour. strange unusual different Try to think of a menu that is interesting and different. funny There's something funny about that pair. out there (slang) extraordinary bizarre weird exceptional eccentric an eccentric character who wears a beret and sunglasses abnormal queer rum (British, old-fashioned) It was a rum sort of joke. deviant (old-fashioned) unconventional He was known for his unconventional behaviour. far-out (slang, old-fashioned) a weird, far-out surrealist quaint When visiting restaurants, be prepared for some quaint customs. kinky (informal) kinky behaviour off-the-wall (slang) surreal off-the-wall humour outlandish This idea is not as outlandish as it seems. whimsical He had an offbeat, whimsical sense of humour. oddball (informal) out of the ordinary offbeat his dark, offbeat sense of humour left-field (informal) freakish a freakish monstrous thing, something out of a dream freaky (slang) This guy bore a really freaky resemblance to Lenin. wacky (informal) wacko (slang, old-fashioned) outré outré outfits designed by art students daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal) his slightly daggy hobby of collecting novelty tea towels 2 (adjective) in the sense of unusual Definition unusual or peculiar Something odd began to happen. Synonyms unusual rare and unusual plants different strange There was something strange about the flickering blue light. rare I think big families are extremely rare nowadays. funny (slang) extraordinary What an extraordinary thing to happen! remarkable He was a remarkable man. bizarre That book you lent me is really bizarre. fantastic outlandish and fantastic images curious A lot of curious things have happened here in the past few weeks. weird I don't like that guy – he's really weird. exceptional The courts hold that this case is exceptional. peculiar abnormal a child with an abnormal fear of strangers queer If you ask me, there's something queer going on. irregular The minister was accused of irregular business practices. uncommon Certain types of flu are uncommon. singular He was without doubt a singular character. uncanny The hero bears an uncanny resemblance to Kirk Douglas. outlandish out of the ordinary Have you noticed anything out of the ordinary about him? freakish atypical The economy of the province was atypical because it was so small. freaky (slang) Opposites common , natural , normal , regular , usual , ordinary , familiar , typical , customary , unremarkable , unexceptional 3 (adjective) in the sense of occasional Definition occasional or incidental I did various odd jobs around the place. Synonyms occasional I still get the occasional nightmare about the accident. various varied a varied range of dishes suitable for vegetarians random The order of events seemed totally random. casual It was just a casual meeting. seasonal irregular She was suffering from an irregular heartbeat. periodic Periodic checks are made to ensure quality. miscellaneous a hoard of miscellaneous junk sundry incidental intermittent After three hours of intermittent rain, the game was abandoned. infrequent She was paying one of her infrequent visits to London. Opposites regular , permanent , steady , habitual 4 (adjective) in the sense of spare Definition leftover or additional I found an odd sock in the washing machine. Synonyms spare They don't have a lot of spare cash. remaining Stir in the remaining ingredients. extra This exercise will help you burn up any extra calories. surplus Few people have large sums of surplus cash. single A single shot rang out. lone a lone motorist solitary uneven a flat head accentuated by a short, uneven crew-cut leftover Leftover chicken makes a wonderful salad. unmatched unpaired Opposites even , matched , paired idiom See odd man out or odd one out Additional synonyms in the sense of abnormal Definition differing from the usual or typical a child with an abnormal fear of strangers Synonyms unusual, different, odd, strange, surprising, out there (slang), extraordinary, remarkable, bizarre, unexpected, curious, weird, exceptional, peculiar, eccentric, unfamiliar, queer, irregular, phenomenal, uncommon, erratic, monstrous, singular, unnatural, deviant (old-fashioned), unconventional, off-the-wall (slang), oddball (informal), out of the ordinary, left-field (informal), anomalous, atypical, aberrant, untypical, wacko (slang, old-fashioned), outré, daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of atypical Definition not typical The economy of the province was atypical because it was so small. Synonyms unusual, exceptional, uncommon, singular, deviant (old-fashioned), unconventional, unique, unorthodox, uncharacteristic, out of the ordinary, unrepresentative, out of keeping, uncustomary, nonconforming, unconforming in the sense of bizarre Definition odd or unusual, esp. in an interesting or amusing way That book you lent me is really bizarre. Synonyms strange, odd, unusual, out there (slang), extraordinary, fantastic, curious, weird, way-out (informal), peculiar, eccentric, abnormal, ludicrous, queer (archaic), irregular, rum (British, slang), uncommon, singular, grotesque, perplexing, uncanny, mystifying, off-the-wall (slang), outlandish, comical, oddball (informal), off the rails, zany, unaccountable, off-beat, left-field (informal), freakish, wacky (informal), wacko (slang, old-fashioned), outré, cockamamie (slang, US), daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal) Additional synonyms in the sense of casual Definition happening by chance or without planning It was just a casual meeting. Synonyms chance, unexpected, random, accidental, incidental, unforeseen, unintentional, fortuitous (informal), serendipitous, unpremeditated in the sense of curious Definition unusual or peculiar A lot of curious things have happened here in the past few weeks. Synonyms strange, unusual, bizarre, odd, novel, wonderful, rare, unique, extraordinary, puzzling, unexpected, exotic, mysterious, marvellous, peculiar, queer (informal), rum (British, slang), singular, unconventional, quaint, unorthodox in the sense of daggy Definition eccentric his slightly daggy hobby of collecting novelty tea towels Synonyms eccentric, odd, strange, bizarre, weird, peculiar, abnormal, queer (informal), irregular, uncommon, quirky, out there (slang), singular, unconventional, idiosyncratic, off-the-wall (slang), outlandish, whimsical, rum (British, slang), capricious, anomalous, freakish, aberrant, wacko (slang, old-fashioned), outré in the sense of different Definition new or unusual Try to think of a menu that is interesting and different. Synonyms unusual, unique, special, strange, rare, extraordinary, bizarre, distinctive, something else, peculiar, uncommon, singular, unconventional, out of the ordinary, left-field (informal), atypical in the sense of eccentric Definition unconventional or odd an eccentric character who wears a beret and sunglasses Synonyms odd, strange, bizarre, weird, peculiar, abnormal, queer (informal), irregular, uncommon, quirky, out there (slang), singular, unconventional, idiosyncratic, off-the-wall (slang), outlandish, whimsical, rum (British, slang), capricious, anomalous, freakish, aberrant, wacko (slang, old-fashioned), outré, daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of exceptional Definition forming an exception The courts hold that this case is exceptional. Synonyms unusual, special, odd, strange, rare, extraordinary, unprecedented, peculiar, abnormal, irregular, uncommon, inconsistent, singular, deviant (old-fashioned), anomalous, atypical, aberrant in the sense of extra Definition more than is usual, expected or needed This exercise will help you burn up any extra calories. Synonyms surplus, excess, reserve, spare, unnecessary, redundant, needless, unused, leftover, superfluous, extraneous, unneeded, inessential, supernumerary, supererogatory, x in the sense of extraordinary Definition very unusual or surprising What an extraordinary thing to happen! Synonyms unusual, surprising, odd, strange, unique, remarkable, bizarre, curious, weird, unprecedented, peculiar, unfamiliar, uncommon, unheard-of, unwonted in the sense of fantastic Definition strange or exotic in appearance outlandish and fantastic images Synonyms strange, bizarre, weird, exotic, peculiar, imaginative, queer, grotesque, quaint, unreal, fanciful, outlandish, whimsical, freakish, chimerical, phantasmagorical in the sense of far-out Definition very unusual or strange a weird, far-out surrealist Synonyms strange, wild, unusual, bizarre, weird, avant-garde, unconventional, off-the-wall (slang), outlandish, outré, advanced Additional synonyms in the sense of freakish a freakish monstrous thing, something out of a dream Synonyms odd, strange, fantastic, weird, abnormal, monstrous, grotesque, unnatural, unconventional, outlandish, freaky (slang), aberrant, outré, malformed, preternatural, teratoid in the sense of freaky This guy bore a really freaky resemblance to Lenin. Synonyms weird, odd, wild, strange, crazy, bizarre, abnormal, queer, rum (British, slang), unconventional, far-out (slang), freakish in the sense of funny Definition peculiar or odd There's something funny about that pair. Synonyms peculiar, odd, strange, unusual, remarkable, bizarre, puzzling, curious, weird, mysterious, suspicious, dubious, queer, rum (British, slang), quirky, perplexing in the sense of incidental Synonyms accidental, chance, odd, random, casual, fortuitous, by-the-way in the sense of infrequent Definition not happening often She was paying one of her infrequent visits to London. Synonyms occasional, rare, uncommon, unusual, sporadic, few and far between, once in a blue moon in the sense of intermittent Definition occurring at intervals After three hours of intermittent rain, the game was abandoned. Synonyms periodic, broken, occasional, recurring, irregular, punctuated, sporadic, recurrent, stop-go (informal), fitful, spasmodic, discontinuous in the sense of irregular Definition not conforming to accepted practice or routine The minister was accused of irregular business practices. Synonyms inappropriate, unconventional, improper, unethical, odd, unusual, extraordinary, disorderly, exceptional, peculiar, unofficial, abnormal, queer, rum (British, slang), back-door, unsuitable, unorthodox, out-of-order, unprofessional, anomalous in the sense of irregular Definition not occurring at expected or equal intervals She was suffering from an irregular heartbeat. Synonyms variable, inconsistent, erratic, shifting, occasional, random, casual, shaky, wavering, uneven, fluctuating, eccentric, patchy, sporadic, intermittent, haphazard, unsteady, desultory, fitful, spasmodic, unsystematic, inconstant, nonuniform, unmethodical, scattershot in the sense of kinky kinky behaviour Synonyms weird, odd, strange, bizarre, peculiar, eccentric, queer, quirky, unconventional, off-the-wall (slang), outlandish, oddball (informal), wacko (slang, old-fashioned), out there (slang), outré in the sense of leftover Definition left as an unused portion Leftover chicken makes a wonderful salad. Synonyms surplus, remaining, extra, excess, unwanted, unused, uneaten Additional synonyms in the sense of uncommon Definition not happening or encountered often Certain types of flu are uncommon. Synonyms rare, unusual, odd, novel, strange, bizarre, curious, peculiar, unfamiliar, scarce, queer (archaic), singular, few and far between, out of the ordinary, infrequent, thin on the ground in the sense of unconventional Definition not conforming to accepted rules or standards He was known for his unconventional behaviour. Synonyms unusual, unorthodox, odd, eccentric, different, individual, original, out there (slang), bizarre, way-out (informal), informal, irregular, bohemian, far-out (slang), idiosyncratic, off-the-wall (slang), oddball (informal), individualistic, out of the ordinary, offbeat, left-field (informal), freakish, atypical, nonconformist, wacky (informal), wacko (slang, old-fashioned), outré, boho, uncustomary, daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of uneven Definition not parallel, straight, or horizontal a flat head accentuated by a short, uneven crew-cut Synonyms lopsided, unbalanced, asymmetrical, odd, out of true, not parallel in the sense of varied Definition of different types, sizes, or quantities a varied range of dishes suitable for vegetarians Synonyms different, mixed, various, diverse, assorted, miscellaneous, sundry, motley, manifold (formal), heterogeneous in the sense of weird Definition strange or bizarre I don't like that guy – he's really weird. Synonyms bizarre, odd, strange, unusual, queer, grotesque, unnatural, creepy (informal), outlandish, freakish in the sense of whimsical Definition unusual, playful, and fanciful He had an offbeat, whimsical sense of humour. Synonyms fanciful, odd, funny, unusual, fantastic, curious, weird, peculiar, eccentric, queer (archaic), flaky (slang, US), singular, quaint, playful, mischievous, capricious (formal), droll (old-fashioned), freakish, fantastical, crotchety, chimerical (poetic), waggish (old-fashioned) Seeod
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