odd
English → English
(appearance) Strange or unusual in a way that is surprising or difficult to understand; peculiar
It was very odd that the usually busy coffee shop was completely empty at noon on a Tuesday.
(English) It was very odd that the usually busy coffee shop was completely empty at noon on a Tuesday.
The cat was making an odd chirping sound that I had never heard before while it stared out the window.
(English) The cat was making an odd chirping sound that I had never heard before while it stared out the window.
(math) Describing a number that cannot be divided exactly by the number two, such as 1, 3, or 5; uneven
Houses on the left side of this street all have odd numbers, starting with number 101.
(English) Houses on the left side of this street all have odd numbers, starting with number 101.
The teacher asked the students to solve only the odd-numbered problems at the end of the chapter.
(English) The teacher asked the students to solve only the odd-numbered problems at the end of the chapter.
Entry ID: en:en:odd · Source: refined · Type: vocabulary