Synonyms for Odd:

adj.
• aberrant (adjective)
- oddest,
- offcolor,
- most off base,
- more off-base,
- non standard,
- most offbase,
- out line,
- most nonstandard,
- offbase,
- most off-base,
- off color,
- psycho,
- more offbase,
- off base,
- more off base,
- more nonstandard.
• abnormal (adjective)
- more spastic,
- un-expected,
- most heteromorphic,
- Heteroclite,
- grodier,
- more heteromorphic,
- grodiest,
- more heteroclite,
- most heteroclite,
- un orthodox,
- most spastic,
- gross,
- more curious,
- hetero-clite,
- un-orthodox,
- funnier,
- more deviate,
- hetero clite,
- un expected,
- most deviate,
- Heteromorphic.
• all (adjective)
- odd.
• anomalous (adjective)
- un-representative,
- most unrepresentative,
- un representative,
- in-congruous,
- more unrepresentative,
- rarest,
- in congruous,
- in consistent,
- in-consistent.
• balmy (adjective)
- pottier,
- potty,
- pottiest,
- bugged out,
- loony,
- idiotic,
- mentally incompetent.
• bizarre (adjective)
- more outre,
- singular,
- farout,
- most outre,
- more ridiculous.
• capricious (adjective)
- changeful,
- flighty,
- up and down,
- Vagarious,
- any way the wind blows,
- wayward,
- temperamental,
- YOYO,
- mercurial,
- yo-yo,
- mutable,
- Humorsome,
- notional.
• casual (adjective)
- un premeditated,
- un foreseen,
- most serendipitous,
- un intentional,
- offhand,
- un planned,
- un-premeditated,
- un-intentional,
- un-foreseen,
- more serendipitous,
- un-planned.
• chance (adjective)
- at random,
- unlooked for,
- more fortunate.
• contingent (adjective)
- un-foreseeable,
- un foreseeable,
- un-anticipated,
- more unanticipated,
- un anticipated,
- de pendent,
- de-pendent,
- more probably,
- most unanticipated.
• crazy (adjective)
- more illconceived,
- ill conceived,
- in sanest,
- out of reason,
- more impracticable,
- most illconceived,
- in appropriate,
- in sane,
- out all reason,
- in-appropriate,
- un-workable,
- un workable,
- most ill conceived,
- more derisory,
- out reason,
- in saner,
- short sighted,
- more ill conceived,
- halfbaked,
- illconceived,
- more ill-conceived,
- most derisory,
- in-sane,
- in-sanest,
- in-saner,
- most ill-conceived,
- goofy,
- half baked.
• crotchety (adjective)
- waspy,
- vinegary,
- Crossgrained,
- bearish,
- curmudgeonly,
- fractious,
- irritable,
- obstinate,
- cross-grained.
• curious (adjective)
- novelty.
• different (adjective)
- unusual.
• dotty (adjective)
- un-conventional,
- un conventional.
• droll (adjective)
- most crack up,
- laughable,
- more crack up,
- more crack-up,
- riotest,
- most gelastic,
- most crack-up,
- most laffer,
- most comic,
- more laffer,
- most crackup,
- more joshing,
- more clownish,
- more gelastic,
- most joshing,
- most clownish,
- more crackup.
• eccentric (adjective)
- off center,
- freakest,
- out left field,
- offcenter.
• exceptional (adjective)
- uncustomary,
- unique.
• extraordinary (adjective)
- unfamiliar,
- sur-prising,
- in conceivable,
- fabber,
- in-credible,
- in-conceivable,
- un familiar,
- flashest,
- sur prising,
- in credible,
- out standing,
- incredible,
- fabbest,
- un-familiar,
- extra-ordinary,
- flasher.
• fantastic (adjective)
- un likeliest,
- fictional,
- far fetched,
- mis leading,
- un-real,
- un-likelier,
- un likely,
- un-likely,
- un likelier,
- out sight,
- un-believable,
- most phantasmagorical,
- out of sight,
- more phantasmagorical,
- un-likeliest,
- un believable,
- mis-leading.
• fishy (adjective)
- more doubtable,
- most doubtable,
- dubitable.
• flaky (adjective)
- haywire,
- flaky,
- Birdy,
- Half-cracked.
• fluky (adjective)
- co-incidental,
- co incidental,
- in-calculable,
- in calculable.
• fortuitous (adjective)
- more lucky-dog,
- more lucky dog,
- most lucky dog,
- most luckydog,
- fluker,
- most lucky-dog,
- lucky dog,
- flukest,
- luckydog,
- more luckydog.
• freakish (adjective)
- malformed.
• grotesque (adjective)
- un cannier,
- un-cannier,
- sur realistic,
- more antic,
- most surrealistic,
- un-canniest,
- de formed,
- un canny,
- un-canny,
- most antic,
- more surrealistic,
- de-formed,
- un canniest,
- sur-realistic.
• heterogeneous (adjective)
- motley,
- more unallied,
- in-dependent,
- un liker,
- most multiplex,
- un related,
- most unallied,
- dis-similar,
- un-liker,
- more mosaic,
- independent,
- multiplex,
- un-likest,
- most mosaic,
- un-allied,
- in dependent,
- most amalgamate,
- un-related,
- most mongrel,
- un allied,
- more contrasted,
- more amalgamate,
- un likest,
- dis similar,
- in-harmonious,
- more mongrel,
- most contrasted,
- in harmonious,
- more mingled,
- more multiplex,
- most mingled.
• improper (adjective)
- unwarranted,
- out-of-place,
- illtimed,
- ill-timed,
- unsuitable,
- unfitting,
- Unapt,
- out-of-season,
- inapposite,
- at odds,
- unbefitting,
- ill timed.
• incidental (adjective)
- most by-the-way,
- most by the way,
- non essential,
- sub-ordinate,
- by-the-way,
- sub ordinate,
- more by-the-way,
- more by the way,
- more contributing,
- most contributing.
• individual (adjective)
- ex-press,
- in dividual,
- most personalized,
- dis crete,
- in divisible,
- most diacritic,
- de finite,
- in-divisible,
- dis-crete,
- most unitary,
- de-finite,
- ex press,
- more personalized,
- personalized,
- re-served,
- more diacritic,
- in-dividual,
- more unitary,
- re served.
• inexplicable (adjective)
- undefinable,
- mystifying,
- Inexplainable,
- unexplainable.
• infrequent (adjective)
- sparse,
- few and far between,
- isolated,
- sporadic,
- rare,
- occasional,
- few,
- semioccasional.
• insane (adjective)
- balmy.
• irregular (adjective)
- exceptional,
- irregular.
• kinky (adjective)
- most degenerated,
- out rest,
- de-generated,
- most warped,
- more warped,
- more degenerated,
- de generated,
- out-rest.
• ludicrous (adjective)
- ludicrous,
- zany,
- farcical.
• miscellaneous (adjective)
- most scrambled,
- many,
- more scrambled,
- multi-form,
- un-sorted,
- more unsorted,
- in-discriminate,
- un sorted,
- dis ordered,
- most unsorted,
- dis-ordered,
- multi form,
- in discriminate.
• miscellaneous, various (adjective)
- seasonal,
- different,
- periodic,
- odd-lot,
- sundry.
• nonconforming (adjective)
- misfit,
- erratic,
- crosspatch,
- atypical,
- divergent,
- peculiar,
- incongruous,
- idiosyncratic,
- deranged,
- off,
- deviant,
- mismatch,
- queer,
- fey,
- oddity,
- nonconforming,
- inconsistent,
- quirky,
- incompatible,
- unconventional.
• novel (adjective)
- most new fashioned,
- most novel,
- more new-fashioned,
- re cent,
- most newfashioned,
- nowest,
- more innovative,
- far cry,
- most neoteric,
- modernistic,
- avantgarde,
- new fashioned,
- more newfashioned,
- nower,
- more neoteric,
- avant garde,
- most new-fashioned,
- more new fashioned.
• obscure (adjective)
- irrelevant,
- seldom seen,
- orphic,
- far off,
- unhonored,
- unnoted.
• occasional (adjective)
- off on,
- more unfrequent,
- most unfrequent,
- un-frequent,
- un frequent.
• oddball (adjective)
- more misfit,
- more crackpot,
- most crackpot,
- most misfit,
- mis-fit,
- mis fit,
- more oddball.
• off the wall (adjective)
- most schizoid,
- off the wall,
- more schizo,
- off wall,
- most schizo,
- more schizoid,
- Non-conforming,
- non conforming.
• old-fashioned (adjective)
- most oldhat,
- more outworn,
- by-gone,
- more old-hat,
- more disapproved,
- out it,
- un fashionable,
- more old fangled,
- most demode,
- more out of style,
- old fangled,
- dis approved,
- more demode,
- more out-of-style,
- most old-hat,
- de mode,
- of old school,
- de-mode,
- un-stylish,
- more unstylish,
- old time,
- more demoded,
- most disapproved,
- oldhat,
- out worn,
- more old hat,
- most unstylish,
- out dated,
- most out of style,
- dis-approved,
- oldtime,
- most old hat,
- most demoded,
- most oldfangled,
- un stylish,
- more oldfangled,
- most out-of-style,
- more old-fangled,
- by gone,
- most outworn,
- behind times,
- un-fashionable,
- most old fangled,
- out style.
• one (adjective)
- one only.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)
- out of it,
- bizarre,
- passe,
- heterogeneous,
- crack-up,
- untraditional,
- fab,
- nonstandard,
- out of all reason,
- dotty,
- out of style,
- phantasmagorical,
- unlevel,
- surrealistic,
- whimsical,
- anomalous,
- unrepresentative,
- new-fashioned,
- rummy,
- off balance,
- unanticipated,
- crackup,
- for grins,
- off-the-wall,
- Neoteric,
- preternatural,
- improper,
- GONZO,
- sui generis,
- kinky,
- laffer,
- unaccompanied,
- obscure,
- fishy,
- luck in,
- individual,
- nonsymmetrical,
- crotchety,
- old-fangled,
- breaking new ground,
- unaccountable,
- aberrant,
- giltedged,
- spacy,
- untypical,
- clownish,
- SHOW-ME,
- uneven,
- primo,
- demoded,
- one of a kind,
- not modern,
- pre-eminent,
- grody,
- uncommon,
- Unallied,
- Unfrequent,
- freakish,
- unnatural,
- Asperous,
- grown old,
- derisory,
- not flat,
- out-standing,
- rich,
- unitary,
- scraggy,
- random,
- Doubtable,
- rioter,
- incidental,
- not level,
- out-of-style,
- remarkable,
- Arrestive,
- in left field,
- not current,
- beyond all reason,
- most probably,
- in store,
- quizzical,
- beyond reason,
- out of line,
- wacky,
- Gelastic,
- out of the ordinary,
- outlandish,
- way-out,
- rum,
- non-conformist,
- old-fashioned,
- campiest,
- unsorted,
- oddball,
- Objectless,
- campier,
- grotesque,
- freaker,
- lucky-dog,
- of the old school,
- gilt-edged,
- ill-conceived,
- oldfangled,
- capricious,
- unconforming,
- infrequent,
- unheard of,
- unaimed,
- old fashioned,
- spare,
- out of date,
- extraordinary,
- ill-matched,
- Supervenient,
- schizoid,
- extra ordinary,
- off beaten track,
- diacritic,
- oldfashioned,
- unstylish,
- miscellaneous,
- freaky,
- campy,
- of old,
- luck out,
- Newfashioned,
- Designless,
- out-dated,
- unsmooth,
- unmatched,
- inexplicable,
- not with it,
- droll,
- contingent,
- superfluent,
- Anomalistic,
- novel,
- un-ordinary,
- casual,
- world class,
- just out,
- Driftless,
- off beaten path,
- unprecedented,
- spastic,
- more than enough,
- particular,
- out of place,
- single,
- controlled by,
- schizo,
- out in left field,
- one,
- off-base,
- not habitual,
- gagged up,
- Non-essential,
- scraggiest,
- strange,
- at cutting edge,
- zero cool,
- fortuitous,
- mentally unbalanced,
- aporetic,
- off the beaten track,
- serendipitous,
- crazy,
- not tightly wrapped,
- fantastic,
- old-hat,
- chance,
- in excess,
- non-standard.
• outlandish (adjective)
- un-couth,
- un couth.
• out of the ordinary (adjective)
- out the ordinary,
- one kind,
- one of kind,
- out this world,
- one a kind,
- out of ordinary,
- out of world,
- out ordinary,
- out world.
• preternatural (adjective)
- Supermundane,
- superhuman.
• quirky (adjective)
• quizzical (adjective)
- most bantering,
- un-believing,
- show me,
- in quiring,
- more bantering,
- in-credulous,
- more questioning,
- most show me,
- most show-me,
- more showme,
- dis-believing,
- dis believing,
- un believing,
- more show-me,
- more show me,
- showme,
- most showme,
- most aporetic,
- in-quiring,
- in credulous,
- most questioning,
- more aporetic.
• random (adjective)
- de-signless,
- un considered,
- most driftless,
- more objectless,
- spoter,
- most unaimed,
- un-aimed,
- most designless,
- un aimed,
- most objectless,
- spotest,
- de signless,
- more unaimed,
- un-considered,
- more driftless,
- more designless.
• remarkable (adjective)
- most gilt edged,
- most primo,
- more smashing,
- more gilt edged,
- more primo,
- most smashing,
- gilt edged,
- most giltedged,
- pre eminent,
- more giltedged,
- more gilt-edged,
- more arrestive,
- most gilt-edged,
- most arrestive.
• rich (adjective)
- most side-splitting,
- most side splitting,
- most splitting,
- side-splitting,
- more side splitting,
- side splitting,
- more slaying,
- more side-splitting,
- more splitting,
- most slaying.
• single (adjective)
- unmixed,
- lone,
- unalloyed,
- not general,
- singled-out,
- uncompounded,
- unblended,
- not public,
- only,
- without equal,
- sole,
- singled out,
- solitary.
• spacey/spacy (adjective)
- out lunch.
• spare (adjective)
- more backup,
- un-occupied,
- most lagniappe,
- more option,
- super-numerary,
- super numerary,
- un-used,
- most emergency,
- un wanted,
- most option,
- un occupied,
- supererogatory,
- most backup,
- un-wanted,
- more lagniappe,
- more emergency.
• strange (adjective)
- in experienced,
- in-experienced,
- un accustomed,
- un-seasoned,
- un-accustomed,
- un seasoned.
• surplus (adjective)
- super-fluentest,
- ex cess,
- more excess,
- most excess,
- sur-plussest,
- sur plusser,
- superfluenter,
- sur-plusser,
- super-fluenter,
- super fluentest,
- superfluentest,
- super fluenter,
- ex-cess,
- super fluent,
- sur plussest,
- super-fluent,
- re maining.
• unaccompanied (adjective)
- on one's own,
- stag,
- unescorted,
- traveling light,
- on own,
- by oneself.
• unaccountable (adjective)
- unknowable.
• unapt (adjective)
- un seemly,
- un becoming,
- un aptest,
- un seemlier,
- out place,
- un seemliest,
- un-seemliest,
- un-becoming,
- un-apter,
- un apter,
- un-seemlier.
• unbefitting (adjective)
- in-decorous,
- un befitting,
- in decorous,
- in-delicate,
- in-decent,
- in delicate,
- in decent,
- un-befitting.
• uncommon (adjective)
- un-commonest,
- un-common,
- un-commoner,
- un common,
- un commonest,
- out of way,
- out the way,
- out way,
- un commoner.
• unequal (adjective)
- not uniform,
- like night and day,
- unequivalent,
- poles apart.
• uneven (adjective)
- un fairest,
- more ill-matched,
- non-symmetrical,
- dis-proportionate,
- un smooth,
- more ill matched,
- scraggier,
- more illmatched,
- un-even,
- un symmetrical,
- dis proportionate,
- illmatched,
- un smoothest,
- non symmetrical,
- un-level,
- most illmatched,
- unsmoother,
- most unsymmetrical,
- un steady,
- more unsymmetrical,
- not parallel,
- un-steadiest,
- onesided,
- un-fair,
- more unlevel,
- un-fairer,
- un level,
- one sided,
- most unlevel,
- most ill matched,
- over balanced,
- un fairer,
- unsymmetrical,
- ill matched,
- un-fairest,
- un steadiest,
- un smoother,
- un-balanced,
- more asperous,
- unsmoothest,
- most nonsymmetrical,
- un-smoother,
- un-smoothest,
- un steadier,
- un-smooth,
- un-steadier,
- over-balanced,
- un-symmetrical,
- offbalance,
- most overbalanced,
- more nonsymmetrical,
- off-balance,
- un even,
- most asperous,
- more fluctuating,
- overbalanced,
- more overbalanced,
- un fair,
- most ill-matched.
• unexplainable (adjective)
- un-explainable,
- un explainable.
• unmatched (adjective)
- un equaled,
- un-matched,
- in-comparable,
- un-equaled,
- most nonpareil,
- more nonpareil,
- in comparable,
- un matched.
• unnatural (adjective)
- most fabricated,
- madeup,
- in-sincerest,
- makebelieve,
- more put on,
- most imitation,
- in sincerest,
- in sincere,
- most puton,
- more staged,
- most put on,
- most concocted,
- un-natural,
- puton,
- un natural,
- more concocted,
- in-sincerer,
- in-sincere,
- more imitation,
- more put-on,
- un conforming,
- most staged,
- in sincerer,
- un-conforming,
- more unconforming,
- most unconforming.
• unordinary (adjective)
- un ordinary.
• unprecedented (adjective)
- more unexampled,
- most unexampled,
- un exampled,
- un-paralleled,
- un-exampled,
- un paralleled.
• untypical (adjective)
- un-typical,
- un typical.
• unusual (adjective)
- something else.
• unwonted (adjective)
- un-wonted,
- un wonted.
• wacky (adjective)
- hare-brained.
• way-out (adjective)
- more untraditional,
- most untraditional,
- non conformist,
- wayout,
- un-traditional,
- un traditional.
n.
- surprising.
- questionable,
- imprecise,
- broadly,
- inaccurate,
- approximate,
- incorrect,
- wrong,
- screwball,
- roughly,
- approximately,
- usual.
- eclectic,
- integrated,
- cohesive,
- graded,
- complementary,
- combined,
- balanced,
- jumbled.
- sometimes,
- occasionally,
- spasmodic,
- (every) now and then/again,
- from time to time,
- every so often,
- intermittent.
- starved,
- incomplete,
- devoid,
- lack,
- deficient,
- minus,
- bereft of something,
- surprise,
- stretched,
- deprived,
- want for.
• curious (noun)
- curious.
• funny (noun)
- funny.
• indefinite (noun)
- insecure,
- doubtful,
- inexplicit,
- vague,
- uncertain.
• inexact (noun)
- inexact.
• left over (noun)
- left over.
• leftover (noun)
- leftover.
• miscellaneous (noun)
- varied,
- various,
- fragmentary.
• mismatched (noun)
- mismatched.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- eccentric,
- abnormal,
- amount,
- mental condition,
- notable.
Other synonyms:
- off-center,
- unusually,
- unheard-of,
- alternative,
- exceptionally,
- oddly,
- exotic,
- kooky,
- unequal,
- unlikely,
- uniquely,
- alien,
- individualistic,
- fluky,
- funny-looking,
- elaborate,
- inimitable,
- extreme,
- unlike,
- special,
- curiously.
- fanciful,
- accidental,
- touched,
- poor.
- inadvertent,
- weird,
- cranky.
• Other relevant words (noun):
- aliquot,
- mazed,
- not right,
- asymmetric,
- brainsick,
- meshuggah,
- bohemian,
- cracked,
- in addition,
- unpredicted,
- reciprocal,
- disjoined,
- certain,
- unreasonable,
- askew,
- playful,
- cheat,
- supplementary,
- matchless,
- ill-sorted,
- demented,
- asymmetrical,
- antic,
- uncanny,
- contention,
- inappropriate,
- superfluous,
- camp,
- deformity,
- get,
- falsify,
- unaccustomed,
- oddment,
- finite,
- nutty,
- unpredictable,
- chimeric,
- crazed,
- net,
- quiz,
- implausible,
- divers,
- Unpractical,
- nondescript,
- stray,
- crackpot,
- peculiarly,
- absolutely,
- silly,
- celibate,
- variegated,
- figurative,
- surviving,
- unparalleled,
- betray,
- disparity,
- mixed,
- fallacious,
- impracticable,
- go,
- dubious,
- difference,
- nonpareil,
- Denaturalized,
- jester,
- feasibility,
- infatuated,
- inharmonious,
- esoteric,
- eerie,
- numeral,
- nonconformist,
- dissimilar,
- extravagant,
- crackbrained,
- interrogative,
- unshared,
- especial,
- grotesquely,
- nightmarish,
- many-sided,
- insular,
- outstanding,
- absolute,
- outlying,
- deviative,
- epicene,
- larboard,
- single-handed,
- deviate,
- not kosher,
- Deluded,
- unused,
- of every description,
- mosaic,
- unmated,
- impractical,
- erroneous,
- outre,
- really,
- reckless,
- innovative,
- out of character,
- multifarious,
- very,
- become,
- insufficient,
- Solus,
- pigeon,
- unexampled,
- over,
- baffling,
- disagreement,
- imprudent,
- one shot,
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How to use "Odd" in context?

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1. odd numbers are oddly compelling. Check out this list of odd numbers to see why.

2. There is something undeniably curious about odd numbers. Why is 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17...favorite numbers of odd people?

3. Odd numbers are associated with oddness, asymmetry, and peculiarity. For example, 15 is odd because it is larger than most other numbers. It's also the sum of the primes 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 19.

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- Adjective
  bizarre.
- Proper noun, singular
  bizarre.
- Interjection
  bizarre.
- Verb, base form
  bizarre.
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- Adjective
  odd-numbered.
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- Adjective
  aberrant, abnormal, absurd, alien, amazing, amusing, astonishing, astounding, awkward, casual, crazy, creepy, disturbing, droll, eccentric, eerie, exotic, extraneous, extraordinary, foreign, grotesque, hilarious, incongruous, individual, inquisitive, intriguing, ironic, isolated, mysterious, nosey, nosy, occasional, outlandish, paradoxical, particular, perverse, preposterous, puzzling, quaint, quirky, rare, remarkable, ridiculous, shocking, singular, special, specific, spooky, startling, striking, surprised, surprising, uncanny, uncommon, uneven, unfamiliar, unique, weirdo, one-off, brighter, funny-looking, strange-looking.
- Noun, plural
  freaks.
- Noun, singular or mass
  creepy, weirdo.
- Adverb
  strangely.
- Interjection
  awkward, bizarro.
Other Related
- Adjective
  freaky.
- Noun, singular or mass
  freaky.

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