weirdy

American  

[weer-dee] / ˈwɪər di /

Or weirdie

noun

Informal.

plural

weirdies

1. weirdo.

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Etymology

Origin of weirdy

First recorded in 1795–1805; weird + -y ²

Example Sentences

After all, I only saw my Mii when hanging out at my friend’s house—even when I wasn’t there, she was mingling with the other Miis on the channel, avatars made by our other friends: Monica, Chelsea, Shaan, Laura’s brother Chris, and Beardy Weirdy, a bizarro Mii someone once made who showed up a disproportionate amount of the time and remains a hilarious in-joke more than a decade on.

From Slate

"You want to hold onto it, put it on the mantle, show it off. It's like a voodoo doll-looking thing. My second cousin found it somewhere. It's not something I would call a particularly impressive piece of artwork. There's a reason it's called the 'Weirdy Doll.'"

From US News

Wiemels said he'll occasionally back up his brackets with a few bucks, but his priority is to win the annual pool among 20-30 family members and take home the prize known as the "Weirdy Doll."

From US News

“You want to hold onto it, put it on the mantle, show it off. It’s like a voodoo doll-looking thing. My second cousin found it somewhere. It’s not something I would call a particularly impressive piece of artwork. There’s a reason it’s called the ‘Weirdy Doll.’”

From Washington Times

Wiemels said he’ll occasionally back up his brackets with a few bucks, but his priority is to win the annual pool among 20-30 family members and take home the prize known as the “Weirdy Doll.”

From Washington Times