odd

US /ɑːd/
UK /ɑːd/
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1.

different from what is usual or expected; strange

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She found it odd that he didn't say hello.
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There's something odd about his behavior.
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strangepeculiarweirdbizarreunusual
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normalusualcommon
2.

(of a number) having a remainder of 1 when divided by 2

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Seven is an odd number.
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Please list all the odd numbers between 1 and 10.
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even
3.

not forming a pair or set with something else

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I have an odd sock; I can't find its match.
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There was an odd glove lying on the floor.
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pairedmatching
4.

used to refer to a small number of things or a small amount of something, often implying that it is not exact or complete

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He does odd jobs around the neighborhood.
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There are an odd few books left on the shelf.
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miscellaneousvariousoccasional
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oddsat oddsover the oddsodds and endsit makes no oddsagainst all oddsthe odd one out