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weirdy

weirdy

9.9
A person who acts strange and makes others uncomfortable
  • noun
  • /ˈwɪrdi/
  • Offensive
translation icon : bicho raro
  • He's a real weirdy.

Examples

  • She just thinks you're some kind of weirdy or something.

  • And my best friend, Gus, said I was a weirdy.

  • What do you want to see that weirdy for?

  • You know I bet my badge right now we haven't seen the last of those weirdies.

  • Many people think that he's a bit of a weirdy because of his unusual interests.

  • At the party, she introduced me to a weirdy who collects odd vintage toys.

  • The weirdy next door always talks to his plants as if they could understand him.

Synonyms

creep
vsweirdy
  • Offensive
314 6.8

A person who acts in a strange, unpleasant way that makes others feel uncomfortable

is equally focused on unpleasant oddness rather than neutral difference
weirdo
vsweirdy
  • Offensive
119 7.0

A person who acts in a strange or unusual way

adds a clear sense of unpleasantness to that same strangeness
kook
vsweirdy
  • Offensive
35 8.8

A person who behaves in a very strange or wild way

is less about extreme craziness and more about unpleasant oddness
oddball
vsweirdy
  • Offensive
21 7.2

A person who acts in a strange way

casts that oddness as unpleasant rather than merely different
spook
vsweirdy
  • Offensive
14 7.8

A person who seems strange and makes others uncomfortable

shares the same unpleasant judgement rather than a neutral label
odd man
vsweirdy
  • Informal
9 5.9

A person who does not fit in with a group

focuses instead on unpleasant oddness rather than mere social difference
odd man out
vsweirdy
  • Informal
8 6.1

A person who is clearly different from others and does not fit in

is about being unpleasantly strange rather than only standing out
bizarro
vsweirdy
  • Slang
4 9.9

A person who behaves very strangely

adds a negative, unpleasant tone to that informal strangeness
freakazoid
vsweirdy
  • Offensive
4 9.9

A person who behaves in a very strange or wild way

focuses more on unpleasantness than on being extremely unusual
eccentric person
vsweirdy
1 6.0

A person with unusual habits or behavior

turns that neutral eccentricity into an unpleasant or disliked quality
odd fellow
vsweirdy
  • Informal
1 6.8

A person who acts in a way people think is strange

stresses that the eccentricity is unpleasant rather than just unusual
weirdie
vsweirdy
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A person who acts in a strange way that others find unpleasant

is the same unpleasantly odd sense as this term
bit of a weirdo
vsweirdy
  • Offensive
1 8.6

A person who acts a little strange or different

is harsher and stresses unpleasant oddness rather than mild unconventionality
odd fish
vsweirdy
  • Informal
8.2

A person who behaves in a strange or unusual way

adds negative feeling and unpleasantness to that eccentric description
queer fish
vsweirdy
  • Archaic
9.9

A person who seems strange to other people

is similar but adds a sense of being unpleasantly odd
ouf
vsweirdy
  • Offensive
9.9

A person who behaves in a wild or strange way

is concerned with unpleasant oddness rather than wild craziness

Antonyms

35 1.0

The usual or expected state

7.7

Supporting the idea that rules come from social agreement

How Strange

freak
  • Slur
243 5.5
weirdy
  • Offensive
9.9
creep
  • Offensive
314 6.8
odd man
  • Informal
9 5.9

Surface Forms

weirdy singular
weirdies plural

Morphology

weirdy = weird (transparent) = weird + y

The suffix '-y' is commonly used to form nouns denoting a person characterized by a particular quality.

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.