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Adjective: eccentric  ik'sen-trik or ek'sen-trik
  1. Conspicuously or grossly unconventional or unusual
    "famed for his eccentric spelling"; "He was famed for his eccentric choice of hats";
    - bizarre, freakish, freaky [informal], flaky [informal], flakey [informal], gonzo [N. Amer, informal], off-the-wall [informal], outlandish, outré
     
  2. Not having a common centre; not concentric
    "eccentric circles";
    - nonconcentric
Noun: eccentric  ik'sen-trik or ek'sen-trik
  1. A person with an unusual or odd personality
    "they're a bunch of eccentrics, but quite nice really";
    - flake [N. Amer, informal], oddball [informal], geek [informal], dag [Austral, NZ, informal]
     
  2. A person of a specified kind (usually with many eccentricities)
    "a friendly eccentric";
    - character, type, case

Sounds like: excentri

Derived forms: eccentrics

See also: acentric, off-center [US], off-centered [US], off-centre [Brit, Cdn], off-centred [Brit, Cdn], unconventional

Type of: actor, adult, doer, grownup, worker

Antonym: concentric

Encyclopedia: Eccentric