Odd
31odd — adjective 1) an odd man Syn: strange, peculiar, weird, queer, funny, bizarre, abnormal, eccentric, unusual, unconventional, outlandish, quirky, zany; informal wacky, kooky, screwy, freaky, oddball …
32odd — adjective 1》 unusual or unexpected; strange. 2》 (of whole numbers such as 3 and 5) having one left over as a remainder when divided by two. ↘denoting a single goal by which one side defeats another in a game where three or more goals are… …
33odd*/*/ — [ɒd] adj 1) unusual, or strange Harry s behaviour did seem a little odd.[/ex] It s very odd that he hasn t sent you a birthday present.[/ex] 2) not happening frequently or regularly Syn: occasional The weather will remain cloudy with odd showers… …
34Odd — This interesting surname of English origin is derived from the Middle English given name Ode, itself coming from the Old English, Old Norse Od(d)a, being a short form of names with the first element Old English ord , Old Norse odd , meaning point …
35odd — adjective 1) an odd man Syn: strange, peculiar, queer, funny, bizarre, eccentric, unusual, weird, quirky, zany; informal wacky, off the wall 2) some odd things had happened Syn …
36odd — [14] The etymological idea underlying odd is of ‘pointing upwards’. Its ultimate ancestor is a prehistoric Indo European *uzdho , a compound formed from *uz ‘up’ and *dho ‘put, place’ (source of English do). From the notion of a ‘pointed vertical …
37odd — [14] The etymological idea underlying odd is of ‘pointing upwards’. Its ultimate ancestor is a prehistoric Indo European *uzdho , a compound formed from *uz ‘up’ and *dho ‘put, place’ (source of English do). From the notion of a ‘pointed vertical …
38odd — adjective /ɒd,ɑd/ a) Strange, unusual. Im the odd one out. b) Not divisible by two. Hes only worked odd jobs. Syn: bizarre, peculiar …
39öddəx’ — (Ağbaba, Ağdam, Laçın, Naxçıvan, Şərur, Zəngilan) qorxaq. – Qorxağ adama öddəx’ də de:llər (Zəngilan); – Böyüx’ qardaşları öddəx’di (Naxçıvan) …
40odd — /ɒd/ adjective one of a group ♦ we have a few odd boxes left we have a few boxes left out of the total shipment ♦ to do odd jobs to do various pieces of work …
