odd [ɑːd, Brit ɒd] ADJ
3. odd (occasional):
4. odd (strange):
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Generally the two-digit odd numbered highways run north-south with a few exceptions; and even-numbered two-digit state highways run east-west with a few exceptions.
en.wikipedia.org A new genetic map of nearly all living birds has shaken the avian evolutionary tree, scattering some species to new perches and adding odd flourishes to their tales.
www.latimes.com It stands 6.4 ft tall, with an odd shape resembling a trombone.
en.wikipedia.org The result was an odd, six-wheeled contraption which relied upon gasoline for locomotion and a coal-fired boiler for pumping water through hoses.
en.wikipedia.org The only odd thing about the watch is it doesn't use a touch screen, so you have to navigate with a touch pad underneath it.
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