Odd:

Adjective:

1. Strange or peculiar; unusual.
2. Not divisible by two; not even (in reference to numbers).
3. Occasional; infrequent.
4. Additional; extra.

Usage:

• “Odd” is often used with prepositions like “to,” “about,” and “with.”
• Common collocations include “odd number,” “odd person,” “odd behavior,” “odd job,” “odd hours,” “odd socks,” and “oddly enough.”

Example Sentences:

1. She noticed an odd smell coming from the kitchen.
2. It’s odd that he hasn’t called yet.
3. He has an odd way of speaking.
4. The clock struck an odd number of times.
5. She wore odd socks today.
6. His behavior was odd during the meeting.
7. I found an odd coin in the drawer.
8. They have odd tastes in music.
9. The odd thing about her is how she always arrives early.
10. It’s odd to see him without his glasses.
11. There’s an odd noise coming from the engine.
12. He took an odd route home.
13. He has the odd habit of humming when he’s nervous.
14. The house has an odd layout.
15. It’s odd that they didn’t show up.
16. The odd jobs around the house are piling up.
17. She has an odd sense of humor.
18. Oddly enough, they both arrived at the same time.
19. The odd one out in the group was the quiet girl.
20. They have odd customs in that part of the country.
21. He finds odd jobs to do on weekends.
22. The meeting was scheduled at odd hours.
23. He collects odd items from around the world.
24. The store sells odd antiques and collectibles.
25. The odd thing is, she never mentioned it before.
26. She has an odd way of organizing her books.
27. The house has an odd shape.
28. They made an odd couple, but they got along well.
29. The bus arrives at odd intervals.
30. He has an odd perspective on life.
31. She had an odd feeling that she was being watched.
32. They found an odd solution to the problem.
33. The weather has been odd lately.
34. He has the odd habit of talking to himself.
35. The book had an odd ending.
36. He’s been acting odd ever since the incident.
37. The odd person out was the only one wearing a hat.
38. The town has an odd tradition of celebrating on Tuesdays.
39. The odd detail caught her attention.
40. It’s odd to hear such silence in the city.
41. He works odd hours to accommodate his clients.
42. She has an odd way of expressing herself.
43. The odd smell in the room lingered for days.
44. He had an odd request for dinner.
45. Oddly enough, they had the same dream last night.
46. The door made an odd creaking sound.
47. The house had an odd appearance from the outside.
48. He always wears odd combinations of clothing.
49. The painting had an odd color scheme.
50. It’s odd how things work out sometimes.