Basic Details
Word: Weird
Part of Speech: Adjective
Meaning: Strange or unusual, often in a way that is difficult to explain.
Synonyms: Strange, odd, peculiar, bizarre
Antonyms: Normal, usual, common
Idioms and Phrases
- Weird as a three-headed goat: Used to describe something that is very strange or odd. Example: "That movie was weird as a three-headed goat; I couldn't understand what was happening!"
- Weird and wonderful: Refers to things that are unusual but also fascinating or impressive. Example: "The art exhibition was full of weird and wonderful pieces that made everyone stop and think."
Usage Examples
Example 1: I met a weird man at the park who claimed to speak to animals.
Example 2: The weather has been really weird lately, with snow in April.
Example 3: She had a weird dream about flying on a giant pizza!
Fun Fact
Did you know that the word "weird" originally comes from an Old English word meaning "fate" or "destiny"? It used to be associated with supernatural events or forces!
Famous Quote
"Weird is just a side effect of awesome." - Unknown
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "weird" mean?
a) Strange or unusual
b) Very common
c) Pleasant and nice
d) Beautiful and lovely
Answer: a) Strange or unusual
2. Which of these is a synonym of "weird"?
a) Peculiar
b) Happy
c) Bright
d) Loud
Answer: a) Peculiar
3. Which sentence uses "weird" correctly?
a) The weird pizza was really delicious.
b) The weird dog barked at the clouds.
c) The weird sound made us all laugh.
d) The weird family visited the normal beach.
Answer: c) The weird sound made us all laugh.
4. Which idiom means something strange?
a) Warm and cozy
b) Weird and wonderful
c) As cool as a cucumber
d) Busy as a bee
Answer: b) Weird and wonderful
5. What is the opposite of "weird"?
a) Funny
b) Normal
c) Boring
d) Creative
Answer: b) Normal
