abnormous
adjective
ab·nor·mous
\(ˈ)ab¦nȯrməs, -ȯ(ə)m- also əbˈ-\
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Origin and Etymology of abnormous
in part from 1ab- + (e)normous, in part from Latin abnormis “belonging to no school or party” ◆See note at 1abnormal.
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