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anomaly, idiosyncrasy, eccentricity, deviation, quirk,
mannerism, twist, kink, crotchet: I suppose people all have
their own oddities when it comes to food.
odds n.pl. 1 chances, likelihood, probability: The odds are that
Janet will finish the job in time. 2 edge, advantage, lead,
superiority: We have won before against greater odds. 3
difference, inequality, disparity, unevenness, discrepancy,
dissimilarity, distinction: It makes no odds who you are, you
may not go in there. 4 at odds. at variance, at loggerheads, at
daggers drawn, at sixes and sevens, at cross purposes, at each
other's throats, in disagreement, in opposition, on bad terms,
not in keeping, out of line, inharmonious, conflicting,
clashing, disagreeing, differing: Teenagers have been at odds
with their parents since time immemorial. 5 odds and ends.
oddments, fragments, debris, leftovers, leavings, remnants, bits
(and pieces), particles, shreds, snippets, scraps, rubbish,
litter, Colloq Brit odds and sods: We managed to pack
everything into boxes except for a few odds and ends.
odour n. 1 smell, scent, aroma, bouquet, fragrance, perfume,
redolence; stench, stink, fetor or foetor: The air was filled
with the odour of orange blossoms. The odour of rotting
vegetation assailed our noses. 2 air, breath, hint, suggestion,
atmosphere, spirit, quality, flavour, savour, aura, tone: She
would never allow the odour of scandal to touch her family.
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off adv. 1 away, out, elsewhere: His secretary said that he'd gone
off for the weekend. 2 distant, away, afar, far-off: The
U-boat was a mile off. Christmas is only a month off.
--adj. 3 incorrect, wrong, inaccurate, in error, mistaken,
misguided, misled, off the mark: I'm afraid you're off on the
question of the best way to approach him. 4 mad, insane, crazy,
eccentric, touched (in the head), Colloq dotty, dippy, nutty,
potty: Underwood's aunt is slightly off. 5 remote, distant,
improbable, unlikely: He went to the station on the off chance
that she would be on the midday train. 6 off work, at leisure,
idle, free, open; on holiday: Can you get the day off tomorrow