Odd ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Odd ( adjective )

1. Not divisible by two without leaving a remainder.
2. Not typical or usual.
3. Strange or peculiar.
4. Not even or balanced in arrangement or distribution.

Origin:

From old english odde "odd, single", from proto-germanic *audaz "odd, single".

Examples:

1. He has an odd number of socks.
2. She found it odd that he didn't show up to the party.
3. The odd shape of the building made it stand out.
4. The odd pattern of the wallpaper made it look unique.
5. The odd combination of flavors in the dish was surprisingly delicious.

(As a noun)

Odd ( noun )

1. Not divisible by two without leaving a remainder.
2. Not typical or usual.
3. Strange or peculiar.
4. Not even or balanced in arrangement or distribution.

Origin:

From old english odde "odd, single", from proto-germanic *audaz "odd, single".

Examples:

1. He has an odd number of socks.
2. She found it odd that he didn't show up to the party.
3. The odd shape of the building made it stand out.
4. The odd pattern of the wallpaper made it look unique.
5. The odd combination of flavors in the dish was surprisingly delicious.