Eccentrical

ek-sen'-tre-kal, from the centre; said of circles or spheres which, though contained in some measure within each other, yet have not the same centre; not revolving round the centre; not terminating in the same point, nor directed by the same principle; deviating from established forms or rules; odd; anomalous; whimsical. Eccentric gear, the links, connecting-rods, straps, and wheels by which an eccentric motion is carried on through the machinery. (Gr. ek, and centre.) Eccentrically, e en-tre-kal-le, ad. with eccentricity; in an eccentric manner. centre as another; a wheel with its axis not in its centre; he who or that which is irregular or anomalous. centre; the state of having a centre different from that of another circle; the distance of the centre of planet's orbit from the centre of the sun [Astron.]; departure or deviation from that which is stated, regular, or usual; singularity of conduct.