weirdy
- noun
- /ˈwɪrdi/
- Offensive
- He's a real weirdy.
Examples
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She just thinks you're some kind of weirdy or something.
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And my best friend, Gus, said I was a weirdy.
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What do you want to see that weirdy for?
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You know I bet my badge right now we haven't seen the last of those weirdies.
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Many people think that he's a bit of a weirdy because of his unusual interests.
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At the party, she introduced me to a weirdy who collects odd vintage toys.
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The weirdy next door always talks to his plants as if they could understand him.
Synonyms
A person who acts in a strange, unpleasant way that makes others feel uncomfortable
A person who acts in a strange or unusual way
A person who behaves in a very strange or wild way
A person who acts in a strange way
A person who seems strange and makes others uncomfortable
A person who does not fit in with a group
A person who is clearly different from others and does not fit in
A person who behaves very strangely
A person who behaves in a very strange or wild way
A person with unusual habits or behavior
A person who acts in a way people think is strange
A person who acts in a strange way that others find unpleasant
A person who acts a little strange or different
A person who behaves in a strange or unusual way
A person who seems strange to other people
A person who behaves in a wild or strange way
Antonyms
How Strange
- Slur
- Offensive
- Offensive
- Informal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word weirdy comes from the English word weird and the ending -y. Weird comes from an old English word wyrd meaning 'fate', but over time it came to mean 'strange', so weirdy is a word for a 'strange' or 'odd' person.