odd|odder|oddest in English

adjective

[ɑd /ɒd]

strange; irregular; random; extra

Use "odd|odder|oddest" in a sentence

1. Odd, of course, a bit zany, but the odder the book the better it tends to do nowadays.

2. Short for Bumf-odder, or toilet paper

3. I have the oddest feeling we'II be meeting again sometime.

4. Former sugar town, Banes is the site of one of Cuba's oddest historical moments

5. The odd willow.

6. It was odd.

7. His behavior is odd.

8. What an odd man!

9. He's an odd bod.

10. Seems an odd question.

11. Consecutive odd integers are odd integers that follow each other by the difference of 2

12. Even and Odd Consecutive Integers

13. Apriori Algorithm – An Odd Name

14. He was wearing odd socks.

15. And imagine if he had hair sprouting from the middle of his nose, he'd look even odder still.

16. Three patterns of n-Alkanets are the odd-to-even carbon predominance, the even-to-odd carbon predominance, and the even and odd carbon predominance coexisting, respectively.

17. His craggy features dissolved into a breathtakingly attractive smile, and Robbie felt her insides give the oddest little flip.

18. Antics [ˈӕntiks] odd or amusing behavior

19. I threw away the odd glove.

20. There's something odd about that man.

21. Her father was an odd man.

22. Bisync acknowledgment for odd - numbered message.

23. Odd says we make it back.

24. His reaction struck me as odd.

25. 1 He's helping with odd jobs.