Bizarre is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BIZARRE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a strangely striped flower
• bizarre thing
ADJECTIVE:
• strange
• very strange or unusual
• odd or unusual
• Odd in manner or appearance; fantastic; whimsical; extravagant; grotesque.
• conspicuously or grossly unconventional or unusual

Words related to BIZARRE

bizarrely23 bizarreness22 bizarrenesses24 bizarres19 surreal7

Words that contain BIZARRE

bizarres19 bizarrely23 bizarrerie21 bizarreness22 bizarreries22 bizarrenesses24

How to use BIZARRE in a sentence

• He filled his fine house with bizarre crowds, and made no stint to his friends who needed his purse or his influence.
• Tomorrow it may be a republic, or a monarchy that governs, or some bizarre contrivance that is neither one nor the other.
• This newest development had rather startled him, and made an almost irresistible appeal to his love for the bizarre in crime.
• Her Tahitians leaped out and rushed the boat high up the beach, and she led her bizarre following through the gate of the compound.
• Gallo, who once more reverted to the Latin cross, and proposed a novel form of cupola with flanking towers for the facade, of bizarre rather than beautiful proportions.
• And outstanding, alone, removed from the ordinary, almost from the real, was the bizarre personality of Ormuz Khan.
• The chronicles say that the bizarre order was rooted out a hundred years ago.
• The nature of the scenery is so strange and bizarre, as well as beautiful, that it would impress the most stolid and sophisticated as something quite out of the common.
• The idea was so bizarre, so absurd, that I felt inclined to laugh.
• Every attempt had been made to make the place bizarre.
• At our educational gatherings you notice above everything else a straining for spectacular and bizarre effects.
• From this detail it is easy to imagine that the libretto is bizarre.
• Their contrast with the new pine walls of the cabin produced an effect quite startling and bizarre.
• This bizarre change of meaning is illustrated in a very ancient myth of their family.
• Parrington stood on the bridge and through his glass examined the steep cliffs at the entrance to the bay, and the bizarre forms of the little volcanic islands.
• He was in a strongly emotional condition, and wanted to do something strange, something bizarre.
• Bewildered and displeased at this bizarre situation which had been thrust upon me, I ushered Katie into the living room and removed her hat and coat.
• The very influence of German music was needed by the French rather than a bizarre invention of national traits.
• After all, the action was undoubtedly bizarre in the sense that no one else did such things.

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