weirdy
noun
weirdie
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a variation of
weirdy.
Example Sentences
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Dark, intelligent and unexpectedly gruelling, this leftfield weirdie gave me the kind of creeps for which horror devotees so often long but so rarely get.
From The Guardian ● Mar. 17, 2013
And Merhige has gone a bit mainstream for those of us who treasure his 1991 Begotten as a great phantasmagoric weirdie: black and white, no dialogue and plenty creepy--just like Nosferatu.
From Time Magazine Archive
The most poignantly comic weirdie of the lot was Waldemar Schindl, a soulful inventor living in an isolated hamlet in the Austrian Alps.
From Time Magazine Archive
Of 100 different twist tunes, none on the market is more popular than a weirdie called Liebestraum von Liszt Twist, which is selling nearly 30,000 platters a week.
From Time Magazine Archive
"He's got a theory—such a weirdie that he won't talk about it to anybody."
From The Galaxy Primes by E. E. (Edward Elmer) Smith
