weird
adjective, weird·er, weird·est.
noun Chiefly Scot.
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outlandish, haunting, horrific, eerie, spooky, magical, creepy, kooky, mysterious, funky, strange, supernatural, ghastly, eccentric, awful, curious, unnatural, freaky, peculiar, occultExamples from the Web for weirder
Contemporary Examples of weirder
I like his weirder, more ambitious novels even when they go off the rails.
Which makes it all the weirder that Hamm has appeared in exactly one blockbuster to date.
It happened in the middle of the night, which made it weirder—and more thrilling.
Sad to say, as this Paterson story gets weirder and weirder, it becomes less and less fun.
Black Friday: bigger, weirder, and seemingly more vital to our economy than ever before.
Historical Examples of weirder
The watch may be weird, but no weirder than that of a previous night.
The Forsaken InnAnna Katharine Green
And, after all, is it weirder than the common traditional method?
Your United StatesArnold Bennett
The old witch-hanging city had no weirder product than this dark-haired son.
Literary and Social EssaysGeorge William Curtis
One would have to go far to find a wilder, weirder, and more grimly suggestive spot.
Scottish Ghost StoriesElliott O'Donnell
A subtler, a weirder, a more awful horror is thus added to the dread of communion with the supernatural.
The Science of Fairy TalesEdwin Sidney Hartland