weirdlooking

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1. alternativeAlternative form of weird-looking

   He ordered a weirdlooking thing with cherry filling in the cracks, and a decaffeinated, with light cream.

   2000 [1988], Ridley Pearson, Undercurrents, Thorndike, Me: G.K. Hall, page 205

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   Redbearded W. B. Murphy, ablebodied seaman, met in the cabman's shelter at 1:00 A.M., is another unforgettable figure. We see him largely through Bloom's eyes. Suspicious of him from the first, Bloom tries in vain to warn Stephen not to give his name, for he feels that "it required no violent stretch of the imagination to associate such a weirdlooking specimen with the oakum and treadmill fraternity."

   1959, Richard M. Kain, Fabulous Voyager: A Study of James Joyce's Ulysses, New York: The Viking Press, page 114

   We learned that the inhabitants had called themselves the "Nataral." They were about similar to us as we might have expected-bipedal, ninefingered, weirdlooking.

   1986, David Brin, The River of Time, Niles, Illinois: Dark Harvest, page 30