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Main Entry: outre
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: eccentric

Synonyms:

bizarre, extravagant, strange, unconventional
Main Entry: bizarre
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: strange, wild

Synonyms:

bugged out, camp*, comical, curious, eccentric, extraordinary, fantastic, far-out, freakish, grody, grotesque, kooky, ludicrous, odd, oddball, off the wall, offbeat, outlandish, outré, peculiar, queer, ridiculous, singular, unusual, way-out, weird
Notes: a bazaar is a shop or market while bizarre means odd or unusual
macabre means shockingly repellent or inspiring horror; bizarre means odd or unusual

Antonyms:

normal, reasonable, usual
Main Entry: freakish
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: abnormal, unusual

Synonyms:

aberrant, arbitrary, bizarre, capricious, crazy, erratic, fantastic, far-out, freaky, grotesque, malformed, monstrous, odd, outlandish, outré, preternatural, queer, strange, unconventional, vagarious, wayward, weird, whimsical, wild

Antonyms:

common, general, natural, normal, ordinary, standard, usual
Main Entry: kinky
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: bizarre, perverted

Synonyms:

degenerated, depraved, deviant, eccentric, far-out, licentious, odd, outlandish, outre, peculiar, queer, quirky, sick, strange, unconventional, unnatural, unusual, warped, weird

Antonyms:

clean, decent, ethical, normal, unperverted, usual
Main Entry: offbeat
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: strange, very different

Synonyms:

bizarre, bohemian*, eccentric, far-out, freaky, fresh, idiosyncratic, novel, oddball, outré, uncommon, unconventional, unique, unorthodox, unusual, way-out, weird

Antonyms:

expected, normal, usual
Main Entry: outlandish
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: bizarre, strange

Synonyms:

alien, awkward, barbaric, barbarous, boorish, clumsy, curious, droll, eccentric, erratic, exotic, extravagant, fantastic, far-out, foreign, freakish, gauche, graceless, grotesque, kinky*, odd, outrageous, outré, peculiar, preposterous, quaint, queer, ridiculous, rude, singular, tasteless, ultra, unconventional, uncouth, unheard-of, unorthodox, unusual, weird, whimsical, wild

Antonyms:

common, familiar, normal, ordinary, usual
Main Entry: queer
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: odd; abnormal

Synonyms:

anomalous, atypical, bizarre, crazy, curious, demented, disquieting, doubtful, droll, dubious, eccentric, eerie, erratic, extraordinary, fishy, flaky*, fly ball, freaky, funny, idiosyncratic, irrational, irregular, kinky*, kooky, mad, mysterious, oddball, off the wall, outlandish, outré, peculiar, puzzling, quaint, questionable, remarkable, shady, singular, strange, suspicious, touched, unbalanced, uncanny, uncommon, unconventional, unhinged, unnatural, unorthodox, unusual, wacky*, weird

Antonyms:

normal, regular, typical, usual
Main Entry: quirky
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: eccentric

Synonyms:

bizarre, far out, freakish, freaky, idiosyncratic, in left field, kinky*, odd, off-the-wall, out of the ordinary, outre, peculiar, strange, unconventional, unorthodox, unusual, wacky*, way-out, weird

Antonyms:

conventional
Main Entry: ultra
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: extreme

Synonyms:

all out, drastic, excessive, extremist, fanatical, far-out, gone*, immoderate, out of bounds, outlandish, outré, rabid*, radical, revolutionary, too much*

Antonyms:

middle, moderate
Main Entry: uncommon
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: very different

Synonyms:

aberrant, abnormal, anomalous, arcane, bizarre, curious, eccentric, egregious, exceptional, exotic, extraordinary, extreme, fantastic, few, freakish, infrequent, irregular, nondescript, noteworthy, novel, odd, original, out of the ordinary, out of the way, outré, peculiar, prodigious, queer, rare, remarkable, scarce, seldom, singular, sporadic, startling, strange, surprising, unaccustomed, unconventional, uncustomary, unfamiliar, unheard of, unique, unorthodox, unusual, weird

Antonyms:

common, familiar, normal, regular, usual
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