B2adjectivepsychology
US/ɑːd/
UK/ɒd/
strange or unusual; also (of a number) not able to be divided exactly by two
In context
It's odd that he hasn't replied to my message; he usually answers right away.
On odd days, cars with odd number plates can enter the city center.
There was an odd smell in the kitchen when we came home.
Words that go with odd
adjective + noun
- odd numberSeven is an odd number, and eight is an even number.
- odd thingThe odd thing is that nobody heard the dog bark.
- odd jobHe does odd jobs like fixing fences and painting walls.
- odd socksHe was in such a hurry that he wore odd socks to work.
- odd one outFind the odd one out: apple, banana, carrot, mango.
adverb + adjective
- a bit oddIt's a bit odd to wear sunglasses inside.