Odd is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ODD in dictionary:

NOUN:
• in golf, an additional or allowed stroke
ADJECTIVE:
• strange, unpaired
• different to what is usual or expected; strange
• (of whole numbers such as 3 and 5) having one left over as a remainder when divided by two
• in the region of or somewhat more than a particular number or quantity
• denoting a single goal by which one side defeats another, especially where each side scores at least once
• happening or occurring infrequently and irregularly; occasional
• spare; unoccupied
• separated from a usual pair or set and therefore out of place or mismatched
• unusual
• not divisible by two
• not easily explained
• an indefinite quantity more than that specified
• beyond or deviating from the usual or expected
• of the remaining member of a pair, of socks e.g.
• not used up
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that is odd

Words related to ODD

odder7 oddest8 oddish11 oddly10 oddness9 oddnesses11 odds6 unusual7

Words that contain ODD

odds6 doddy11 noddy10 odder7 oddly10 poddy12 soddy10 todde7 toddy10 voddy13 boddle10 cloddy13 codded11 codder10 coddle10 dodded10 dodder9 doddle9 fodder11 goddam11 godded10 godden9 hodded12 hodden11 hoddin11 hoddle11 modded11 modder10 nodded9 nodder8 noddle8 oddest8 oddish11 oddity11 podded11 poddie10 poddle10 rodded9 shoddy14 sodded9 sodden8 soddie8 spoddy13 todded9 toddes8 toddle8 boddles11 brodded12 broddle11 clodded12 codders11 codding12 coddled12 coddler11 coddles11 doddard11 dodders10 doddery13 doddier10 doddies10 dodding11 doddles10 fodders12 goddamn12 goddams12 goddens10 goddess10 godding11 hoddens12 hodding13 hoddins12 hoddled13 hoddles12 modders11 modding12 nodders9 noddier9 noddies9 nodding10 noddled10 noddles9 oddball11 oddment11 oddness9 oddsman11 oddsmen11 plodded12 plodder11 poddier11 poddies11 podding12 poddled12 poddles11 prodded12 prodder11 quodded19 rodding10 shodden12 snodded10 snodder9 snoddit9 soddens9 soddier9 soddies9 sodding10 toddies9 todding10 toddled10 toddler9 toddles9 trodden9 voddies12 baynoddy18 brodding13 broddled13 broddles12 cloddier12 clodding13 cloddish15 coddlers12 coddling13 doddards12 doddered12 dodderer11 doddiest11 foddered14 fodderer13 goddamns13 hoddling14 moddings13 noddiest10 noddings11 noddling11 oddballs12 oddities10 oddments12 plodders12 plodding13 poddiest12 poddling13 prodders12 prodding13 quodding20 resodded11 roddings11 shoddier13 shoddies13 shoddily16 snoddest10 snodding11 soddened11 soddenly13 soddiest10 spoddier12 stroddle10 toddlers10 toddling11 ungodded12 unsodden10 betrodden13 broddling14 cloddiest13 disgodded14 dodderers12 dodderier12 doddering13 doddipoll14 doddypoll17 flyrodder17 fodderers14 foddering15 goddammed17 goddammit16 goddamned15 goddesses12 noddingly15 oddnesses11 oddsmaker17 ploddings14 proddings14 ramrodded14 resodding12 retrodden11 scroddled14 shoddiest14 soddening12 spoddiest13 stroddled12 stroddles11 ungodding13 untrodden11 goddamnit14 baynoddies17 cloddishly20 dodderiest13 doddipolls15 doddypolls18 flyrodders18 fodderings16 goddamming18 goddamning16 oddsmakers18 outplodded15 ploddingly18 ramrodding15 shoddiness15 soddenness12 stroddling13 demigoddess17 downtrodden17 goddamndest17 goddaughter18 goddesshood18 mollycoddle20 outplodding16 toddlerhood17 boddhisattva22 cloddishness19 goddamnedest18 goddaughters19 goddesshoods19 mollycoddled22 mollycoddler21 mollycoddles21 ploddingness17 shoddinesses17 soddennesses14 toddlerhoods18 boddhisattvas23 demigoddesses19 mollycoddlers22 mollycoddling23 cloddishnesses21 mollycoddlings24 ploddingnesses19 slipshoddiness21

How to use ODD in a sentence

• To another it might have seemed odd that the posse was there instead of on the trail of the outlaws.
• It seemed so odd that his mother should send them away, and that so many days should elapse without hearing from her.
• The front corners of the tent are pinned by the front rank men, the odd number holding the poles, the even number driving the pins.
• An odd expression came into his face and he began to scratch at the earth.
• It was an odd look he had, but distinctly an engaging one.
• A hot film came into his eyes and there was an odd little tremble in his throat.
• We are beginning to pick up all sorts of odd little tales of the adventures of some of the people who had remained at Voisin.
• Thought it an odd place for a rock exposure and then observed movement in it.
• On the contrary, he was tormented and baffled by visions of the odd forms and grotesque countenances he had so often pictured.
• Although I heard odd tales at the consulate, it was at the parc de Bougainville that I met the gentleman of the beach intimately.
• Instinctively the thought flashed across my mind that I should be wet through! By the water! in the midst of the water! I could not help laughing at the odd idea.
• Scores of anecdotes are related of his odd and unpractical behavior.
• As late as 1802 he accomplished on horseback a trip of a hundred and odd miles in as short a time as that distance was ever travelled in Virginia.
• And then came an odd, rather touching little incident.
• The double has another opposite, and is not strictly opposed to the odd, but nevertheless rejects the odd altogether.
• He desires to place the pigs in the pens so that there will be an odd number of pigs in each pen.
• It was odd, in a way, too, for he had married an American girl, the daughter of a sea captain who had visited the coast, and for many years he had held her memory sacred.
• This was a very odd and frightful sort of figure, as you may well believe.
• So, because I love odd names for little girls, I choose to call her Marygold.
• He was dressed in rather an odd way, with a sort of cap on his head, the brim of which stuck out over both ears.
• Arrange these figures so that the odd ones and the even ones add up alike.
• The whole arrangement worked charmingly, requiring only an odd glance now and then.
• And this walk round the table, this shaking the hands of people, with many of whom he never talked, seemed unpleasant and odd.
• The tinker was at home in his odd little shop and gave him a hearty welcome.
• She had kissed the sacred thing and hung it by a ribbon to her neck and bathed her eyes in the golden light of it and begun to feel the subtle pathos in its odd message.
• Roused incomprehensibly, his heavy muscles had become tense, and he had an odd consciousness of their power.
• The room was not, however, so very little, for it was of ungainly sprawling structure, pushing out an odd limb that might have been cut off with a curtain.
• The odd and feverish expectancy which rides, an unseen herald in the van of large events, was everywhere.
• There were several odd oxen among the cattle and the vacancy was easily filled.
• But although she wondered, she could not help loving him the better for his odd combination of Spartan self-control and what appeared to her romantic and childish folly.
• He always had a stretcher, either carrying a man or going for one, and in his odd moments he cared for the graves of those who were buried on Hell Spit.

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