Peculiar is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PECULIAR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a parish or church exempt from the jurisdiction of the diocese in which it lies
• a parish or church exempt from the jurisdiction of the diocese in which it lies, and subject to the direct jurisdiction of the monarch or an archbishop
• That which is peculiar; a sole or exclusive property; a prerogative; a characteristic.
• A particular parish or church which is exempt from the jurisdiction of the ordinary.
• special sort, esp an accented letter
ADJECTIVE:
• strange
• different to what is normal or expected; strange
• slightly and indefinably unwell
• particular; special
• belonging exclusively to
• One\'s own; belonging solely or especially to an individual; not possessed by others; of private, personal, or characteristic possession and use; not owned in common or in participation.
• Particular; individual; special; appropriate.
• Unusual; singular; rare; strange; as, the sky had a peculiarappearance.
• beyond or deviating from the usual or expected
• unique or specific to a person or thing or category
• markedly different from the usual
• characteristic of one only; distinctive or special
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• something belonging exclusively to a person

Words related to PECULIAR

peculiarly17 peculiars13 strange8

Words that contain PECULIAR

peculiars13 peculiarly17 peculiarise15 peculiarity18 peculiarize24 peculiarised17 peculiarises16 peculiarized26 peculiarizes25 peculiarising18 peculiarities17 peculiarizing27

How to use PECULIAR in a sentence

• I was the sole delight, the peculiar felicity of a youthful spouse, and, just as he loved me, so did I equally love him.
• Every hawk has a small plate of silver attached to the foot, on which is the peculiar mark of its master, that each may be restored to its right owner.
• The knots conveyed the meaning of the Prophet, and his peculiar messages were carried from pueblo to pueblo by swift messengers, who took great delight in executing their tasks.
• This peculiar talent was discovered and awakened by chance.
• There was not light enough to see it much more than in outline, nor was it dark enough to bring the peculiar light of its eyes into strong relief.
• In her dazed brain there was a strange conflict of peculiar emotions.
• The young are branded with a mark peculiar to each herd, and some of the most wealthy owners mark as many as fourteen thousand a year.
• We know how and when he came to the island and we have renewed our short acquaintance with him under peculiar circumstances.
• The Indians sitting around it in their peculiar dress seemed like unreal inhabitants of some spirit world.
• Then one of our links is of a peculiar form, like an 8.
• It appears as though Nature had pointed directly to it, on account of some peculiar fitness.
• From the beginning to the end of his life man passes through certain periods, or stages, each of which is marked by certain conditions peculiar to itself.
• The resources at its disposal for the discharge of its peculiar responsibilities are no doubt as yet inadequate.
• His face was new to me, and so peculiar was it that I continued to stare, unable to determine whether the fellow was white or colored.
• Many of these garments had a very peculiar appearance, because they were made of paper on which had been set copies for schoolboys to use in learning to write.
• Lavretsky himself spoke little, but the peculiar expression his face wore struck Liza as soon as he entered the room.
• It was so very peculiar, that, once heard, it would always be identified with the person making it.
• Many of his tracts are still extant, and they contain extravagant prophecies couched in the peculiar phraseology of the day.
• Nor can we conceive of a better opportunity for the display of the peculiar powers of this poet, than would have been afforded by that catastrophe he has chosen to alter.
• His favorite oath is retained, and a slight mention is made of the daemonium, or internal sign, which is alluded to by Socrates as a phenomenon peculiar to himself.
• His career must be measured by the wisdom of his statesmanship in the peculiar problems which he was called upon to solve concerning the public domain.

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