Odd

Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 404
od, a. [odder, oddest.] Not paired with an- other; alone; left over, after a round number has been taken; remaining; having no great value; insignificant; not divisible by 2 without a remainder; not even; different from what is usual or common; peculiar; unsuitable or inappropriate; quaint; queer; whimsical droll comical. [Ic. odd i, a triangle (whence, an uneven number), Dan. od, a point, Sw. udda, odd (= not even), udde, a cape, promontory, vdd,& point, prick, MHG. art, an extreme point; Skr. vas, to cut, perh. Gr. hunnis, L. vomer, a plowshare.] — Odd'ity, -Y-tl, n. State of being odd; singularity; queerne ; that which is odd.
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