Strange, unusual; far-fetched, outlandish, bizarre. Obsolete.

Esp. of a person, or a person's attributes or actions: grotesquely amusing or playful; absurd, fantastical.

Looking or sounding foreign; unfamiliar, strange. Hence, in extended use: odd, bizarre; going beyond what is considered normal or acceptable…

At variance with recognized ideas of taste, departing from ordinary style or usage; eccentric, extravagant, whimsical, strange, odd, fantastic.

Beyond the bounds of what is usual or considered correct and proper; unusual, peculiar; eccentric, unorthodox; extreme.

Of the nature of a freak, curious, grotesque.

Out of the ordinary course, strange, unusual; hence, odd, fantastic.

= freakish, adj.

Somewhat weird.

Used after Neuburg to designate something that is slightly risqué or indecent. Also applied arbitrarily to things which are bizarre, interesting…

Of jazz: of the latest or most progressive kind. More generally, avant-garde, far-fetched; excellent, splendid. Originally U.S.

Bizarre, eccentric, odd.

slang (originally U.S.). Of an object, idea, etc.: characteristically eccentric or crazy; outrageous, unusual; also, unreliable or erratic.

Odd, weird, ‘freaky’. Hence as n., a person in this state.

Bizarre, crazy; far-fetched.

Very bizarre; tastelessly bizarre.

Designating a film reminiscent of Mondo Cane or belonging to the genre of films it inspired; having subject matter which is bizarre or in…

Designating beliefs or practices regarded as unscientific, irrational, or outlandish, esp. ones relating to spirituality, mysticism, or alternative…

Bizarre or freakish.