weirdsome

comparative more weirdsome · superlative most weirdsome

1. Marked by weirdness; strange; mysterious.

   Mein Gott, what a weirdsome sight.

   2011, Michael Stephens, Madness is Catching

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   And all its light loomed green / As a witch-flame's weirdsome sheen

   18??, Thomas Hardy, Once at Swanage

   And endless with nothing but rocky specks and suns, / In everlasting chaos set in motion by someone Who has forgotten why it was set up this weirdsome way, / And ponders on the depth of it as eternal comets play, [...]

   2014, Mr Thomas McManus, Brief Moment

   “Mooom,” he shouted, as he got up from his yogic wheelbarrow pose, his weirdsome mouth jetting through the air as he jumped up into an exclamation of delight [...]

   2016, Carrie Chang, Fork and Spoon