Definition of weirdo
weirdos
: a person who is extraordinarily strange or eccentric
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Examples of weirdo in a Sentence
one of those weirdos that the rest of the town always seemed to be talking about
Recent Examples of weirdo from the Web
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Cate Blanchett makes a terrifically terrifying villain, Tessa Thompson a formidable warrior and Jeff Goldblum a welcome weirdo.
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But perhaps the biggest rift between Nike and Trump's America is that unlike many of the pro-Nationalist weirdos in Trump's inner circle, Nike is a global brand that is constantly trying to expand its enterprise into new countries.
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He’d been called a racist, He’d been called a weirdo . . .
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Can't dolls just be soft happy things that babies and weirdo adults play with?
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That’s one of the costs of being an emotional weirdo who’s moody and intense.
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There are few things in life that induce as much joy as photos of adorable dogs (just try to resist these 18 pups that are actually beautiful weirdos).
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A whole caravan of weirdo vehicles streamed up Interstate 75 toward state land near Houghton Lake, about 175 miles to the north.
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The weirdos were: young gay boys, old hippies of varying sexuality, straight artists and musicians, softball lesbians, punk-rock dykes who played house music, metal musicians, ravers, or people into the fetish scene.
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First Known Use of weirdo
circa 1955
Examples of weirdo in a Sentence
he saw some weirdo lights in the sky and immediately concluded that it had to be a UFO
First Known Use of weirdo
1962
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