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odder

adjective as in miscellaneous, various

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While he's scoured the internet for some of the odder flavours, neighbouring businesses have also been getting in on the festivities.

From BBC

If attacking a public advocacy group seems like an odd stance for an elected official, it’s made even odder by the fact that Lara wouldn’t have his job if it weren’t for Consumer Watchdog.

What might seem even odder is that the crowns and regalia travel to Westminster separately in their own carriage.

From BBC

Right after the delivery, she felt a sharp pain behind her ear and noticed that her face was “looking odder.”

Comment: This was one of the odder All-Star Games in history, held Aug. 9 after a roughly two-month strike was finally settled.

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