Definition of quirky in English:

quirky

adjectivequirkiest, quirkier ˈkwəːkiˈkwərki

Having or characterized by peculiar or unexpected traits or aspects.
her sense of humour was decidedly quirky
Example sentencesExamples
- It's a fatal flaw in what otherwise has the makings of an entertainingly quirky show.
- The movie becomes a cross between a serious life drama and a quirky romantic comedy.
- You put out an amazing first album full of quirky lyrics, passion and hard guitar strumming.
- The music often astonishes with its inventiveness, and the performances are vital and quirky.
- Small gardens often lend themselves to something a bit more original and quirky.
- They wore odd clothing and made quirky, lyrically interesting music, how could I not love them?
- There cannot be a better city in the world for fans of the quirky, or a more exciting city in which to just wander the streets.
- Jenny loved the look of the school house and began imagining her new life in its charming, quirky interior.
- Each of the 50 rooms is different and a bit quirky, as you would expect in a hotel this rich in history.
- She has a very beautiful, conventional exterior, but you really sense that it houses a quirky free spirit.
- The decor displays some cute quirky touches that bring a smile to my face.
- Yes, the film is very quirky and offbeat, which means it'll probably be a commercial flop.
- These drawings are bursting with life, quirky and refreshingly spontaneous.
- He drew inspiration from unexpected things like dried leaves or quirky antique books.
- She's still the same girl, quite scheming, funny and quirky but she's got some new stuff to deal with.
- Now, however, I look forward to the same quirky humor and gothic sense of style with every new film he makes.
- But we also need the quirky corners that make London different from everywhere else.
- She was well known in the estate for her love of life and her quirky sayings.
- One of the most popular items that he makes is a quirky silver tea strainer, priced at £200.
- For all its pretty pictures and quirky anecdotes, this is a soulless book.
Synonyms
eccentric, idiosyncratic, unconventional, unorthodox, unusual, off-centre, strange, bizarre, weird, peculiar, odd, freakish, outlandish, offbeat, out of the ordinary, Bohemian, alternative, zany
French outré
informal wacky, freaky, kinky, way-out, far out, kooky, oddball, off the wall
North American informal in left field
bizarro

Derivatives

quirkily

adverb

This confessional record was prompted by ‘changes in her life’, and it is a natural, organic work, melodic yet quirkily experimental too.
Example sentencesExamples
- Sometimes dubbed a modern-day Lowry, he draws upon his Midlands background to produce quirkily humorous work with universal themes.
- The elegant bedrooms are all of a quirkily different nature, some with two free-standing baths, and others with billiards tables in the bathroom.
- Beyond this question of commercial viability of books is the more important matter of continuing to produce books that are uniquely, even if quirkily, Australian.
- Half family memoir (the author turns out to be his great-great - granddaughter), half professional portrait, quirkily written and full of engaging detail, this book is a beguiling contribution to mid-Victorian studies.

quirkiness

noun ˈkwəːkɪnəsˈkwərkinəs

The movie's so precious, so obviously delighted by its paint-by-numbers quirkiness, it's actually embarrassing to watch.
Example sentencesExamples
- And now I like everything on the album, relishing the very quirkiness and variety that I had found disconcerting.
- I like the form, enjoy its quirkiness and whimsy, and continue to read critically about it and write my own prose poems.
- Instead, it reveals a promising talent with a sharp eye for the quirkiness of everyday life and some interesting things to say about his generation.
- What won our affection towards this restaurant was not its undeniable quality so much as its unquestionable quirkiness.

Rhymes

herky-jerky, jerky, mirky, murky, perky, smirky, turkey

Definition of quirky in US English:

quirky

adjectiveˈkwərkēˈkwərki

Characterized by peculiar or unexpected traits.
her sense of humor was decidedly quirky
Example sentencesExamples
- But we also need the quirky corners that make London different from everywhere else.
- It's a fatal flaw in what otherwise has the makings of an entertainingly quirky show.
- The music often astonishes with its inventiveness, and the performances are vital and quirky.
- She's still the same girl, quite scheming, funny and quirky but she's got some new stuff to deal with.
- The movie becomes a cross between a serious life drama and a quirky romantic comedy.
- For all its pretty pictures and quirky anecdotes, this is a soulless book.
- There cannot be a better city in the world for fans of the quirky, or a more exciting city in which to just wander the streets.
- These drawings are bursting with life, quirky and refreshingly spontaneous.
- The decor displays some cute quirky touches that bring a smile to my face.
- Jenny loved the look of the school house and began imagining her new life in its charming, quirky interior.
- Each of the 50 rooms is different and a bit quirky, as you would expect in a hotel this rich in history.
- Now, however, I look forward to the same quirky humor and gothic sense of style with every new film he makes.
- He drew inspiration from unexpected things like dried leaves or quirky antique books.
- Small gardens often lend themselves to something a bit more original and quirky.
- You put out an amazing first album full of quirky lyrics, passion and hard guitar strumming.
- She was well known in the estate for her love of life and her quirky sayings.
- They wore odd clothing and made quirky, lyrically interesting music, how could I not love them?
- One of the most popular items that he makes is a quirky silver tea strainer, priced at £200.
- She has a very beautiful, conventional exterior, but you really sense that it houses a quirky free spirit.
- Yes, the film is very quirky and offbeat, which means it'll probably be a commercial flop.
Synonyms
eccentric, idiosyncratic, unconventional, unorthodox, unusual, off-centre, strange, bizarre, weird, peculiar, odd, freakish, outlandish, offbeat, out of the ordinary, bohemian, alternative, zany

单词	quirky
释义	Definition of quirky in English: quirky adjectivequirkiest, quirkier ˈkwəːkiˈkwərki Having or characterized by peculiar or unexpected traits or aspects. her sense of humour was decidedly quirky Example sentencesExamples It's a fatal flaw in what otherwise has the makings of an entertainingly quirky show. The movie becomes a cross between a serious life drama and a quirky romantic comedy. You put out an amazing first album full of quirky lyrics, passion and hard guitar strumming. The music often astonishes with its inventiveness, and the performances are vital and quirky. Small gardens often lend themselves to something a bit more original and quirky. They wore odd clothing and made quirky, lyrically interesting music, how could I not love them? There cannot be a better city in the world for fans of the quirky, or a more exciting city in which to just wander the streets. Jenny loved the look of the school house and began imagining her new life in its charming, quirky interior. Each of the 50 rooms is different and a bit quirky, as you would expect in a hotel this rich in history. She has a very beautiful, conventional exterior, but you really sense that it houses a quirky free spirit. The decor displays some cute quirky touches that bring a smile to my face. Yes, the film is very quirky and offbeat, which means it'll probably be a commercial flop. These drawings are bursting with life, quirky and refreshingly spontaneous. He drew inspiration from unexpected things like dried leaves or quirky antique books. She's still the same girl, quite scheming, funny and quirky but she's got some new stuff to deal with. Now, however, I look forward to the same quirky humor and gothic sense of style with every new film he makes. But we also need the quirky corners that make London different from everywhere else. She was well known in the estate for her love of life and her quirky sayings. One of the most popular items that he makes is a quirky silver tea strainer, priced at £200. For all its pretty pictures and quirky anecdotes, this is a soulless book. Synonyms eccentric, idiosyncratic, unconventional, unorthodox, unusual, off-centre, strange, bizarre, weird, peculiar, odd, freakish, outlandish, offbeat, out of the ordinary, Bohemian, alternative, zany French outré informal wacky, freaky, kinky, way-out, far out, kooky, oddball, off the wall North American informal in left field bizarro Derivatives quirkily adverb This confessional record was prompted by ‘changes in her life’, and it is a natural, organic work, melodic yet quirkily experimental too. Example sentencesExamples Sometimes dubbed a modern-day Lowry, he draws upon his Midlands background to produce quirkily humorous work with universal themes. The elegant bedrooms are all of a quirkily different nature, some with two free-standing baths, and others with billiards tables in the bathroom. Beyond this question of commercial viability of books is the more important matter of continuing to produce books that are uniquely, even if quirkily, Australian. Half family memoir (the author turns out to be his great-great - granddaughter), half professional portrait, quirkily written and full of engaging detail, this book is a beguiling contribution to mid-Victorian studies. quirkiness noun ˈkwəːkɪnəsˈkwərkinəs The movie's so precious, so obviously delighted by its paint-by-numbers quirkiness, it's actually embarrassing to watch. Example sentencesExamples And now I like everything on the album, relishing the very quirkiness and variety that I had found disconcerting. I like the form, enjoy its quirkiness and whimsy, and continue to read critically about it and write my own prose poems. Instead, it reveals a promising talent with a sharp eye for the quirkiness of everyday life and some interesting things to say about his generation. What won our affection towards this restaurant was not its undeniable quality so much as its unquestionable quirkiness. Rhymes herky-jerky, jerky, mirky, murky, perky, smirky, turkey Definition of quirky in US English: quirky adjectiveˈkwərkēˈkwərki Characterized by peculiar or unexpected traits. her sense of humor was decidedly quirky Example sentencesExamples But we also need the quirky corners that make London different from everywhere else. It's a fatal flaw in what otherwise has the makings of an entertainingly quirky show. The music often astonishes with its inventiveness, and the performances are vital and quirky. She's still the same girl, quite scheming, funny and quirky but she's got some new stuff to deal with. The movie becomes a cross between a serious life drama and a quirky romantic comedy. For all its pretty pictures and quirky anecdotes, this is a soulless book. There cannot be a better city in the world for fans of the quirky, or a more exciting city in which to just wander the streets. These drawings are bursting with life, quirky and refreshingly spontaneous. The decor displays some cute quirky touches that bring a smile to my face. Jenny loved the look of the school house and began imagining her new life in its charming, quirky interior. Each of the 50 rooms is different and a bit quirky, as you would expect in a hotel this rich in history. Now, however, I look forward to the same quirky humor and gothic sense of style with every new film he makes. He drew inspiration from unexpected things like dried leaves or quirky antique books. Small gardens often lend themselves to something a bit more original and quirky. You put out an amazing first album full of quirky lyrics, passion and hard guitar strumming. She was well known in the estate for her love of life and her quirky sayings. They wore odd clothing and made quirky, lyrically interesting music, how could I not love them? One of the most popular items that he makes is a quirky silver tea strainer, priced at £200. She has a very beautiful, conventional exterior, but you really sense that it houses a quirky free spirit. Yes, the film is very quirky and offbeat, which means it'll probably be a commercial flop. Synonyms eccentric, idiosyncratic, unconventional, unorthodox, unusual, off-centre, strange, bizarre, weird, peculiar, odd, freakish, outlandish, offbeat, out of the ordinary, bohemian, alternative, zany
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