weird

[wɪrd]

Definition:
1. Very strange or unusual and difficult to explain.
2. A person's destiny.
3. Strange in a mysterious and frightening way.

Use 'weird' in a sentence:

• 1. He does a weird pantomime suggesting a dance, his hands making pinching motions in the air.
• 2. And that desire actually manifested for me, but in a very weird way.
• 3. This is another weird keyboard, it is actually woven into the decorative and tablecloth.
• 4. So why is it not weird now? Why have you told me?
• 5. It was a weird old house, full of creaks and groans.
• 6. It was a long forgotten detail connected to her weird visions.
• 7. The altered landscape looks unnatural and weird.
• 8. Do you ever have really, really weird dreams?
• 9. The astronomers realised that a normal red supergiant alone could not have given rise to such a weird supernova.
• 10. At that moment we came around a bend and heard a weird sound.
• 11. The weather does seem to have become a little weird lately.
• 12. It was a weird twist of fate that threw us together, tore us apart, and threw us back together again.
• 13. Drugs can make you do all kinds of weird things.
• 14. She's a really weird girl.