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Noun: oddball  'ód,bol
Usage: informal
  1. A person with an unusual or odd personality
    "they're a bunch of oddballs, but quite nice really";
    - eccentric, flake [N. Amer, informal], geek [informal], dag [Austral, NZ, informal]
Adjective: oddball  'ód,bol
  1. Being definitely out of the ordinary and unexpected; slightly odd or even a bit weird
    "an oddball exaltation that was indefinable";
    - strange, unusual

Derived forms: oddballs

See also: antic [archaic], crazy [informal], curious, eerie, eery, exotic, fantastic, fantastical, freaky [informal], funny, gothic, grotesque, odd, oddish, other, peculiar, quaint, queer, rum [Brit, informal], rummy [Brit, archaic, informal], singular, spooky [informal], weird

Type of: actor, doer, worker

Encyclopedia: Oddball