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odd

[od] / ɒd /




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But in this odd NFL season, the favorites collectively went bust.

From The Wall Street Journal

The fact he was still on the pitch was a little odd because the game had passed him by, but that header showed there was life in the new boy.

From BBC

Consider a skit from the “Key & Peele” show that imagined a situation in which passengers with all sorts of odd statuses gained early boarding privileges.

From MarketWatch

There was something odd about them, and as the boys drew nearer, Owen understood.

From Literature

A senior FTC official said the judge took "a very odd path" by basing his ruling solely on Meta's market position at the time of trial instead of over a longer period.

From Barron's