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quirky

[kwur-kee] / ˈkwɜr ki /


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But he had his own quirky, even obsessive interests—in all things ancient and Roman, in architecture, and especially in the hybrid ornamental figures known as grotesques.

From The Wall Street Journal

Selena soon finds herself welcomed into the quirky community, a close-knit group that scrapes by on the seasonal influx of tourist dollars and a year-round system of mutual aid.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Brideshead Revisited Revisited,” from his forthcoming album “Yeah, Mostly,” due Jan. 9, combines sophisticated pop arrangements with quirky and highly personal songwriting.

From The Wall Street Journal

Disney’s ABC also is bringing back the quirky hospital sitcom “Scrubs” on Feb. 25.

From Los Angeles Times

Mr Todd's attire was not too unusual for Portland, known for its quirky culture and left-wing protests that revel in the absurd - public yoga and 80s-style aerobics lessons, and nude cycling groups.

From BBC