Peculiar

Synonyms: aberrant, abnormal, anomalous, atypical, awful, backasswards, bad, baffling, belonging to, below par, bizarre, bizarro, characteristic, characteristic of, conspicuous, cranky, crappy, creepy, crook, crummy, curious, deviant, different, dilly, distinct, distinctive, distinguishing, dreadful, droll, dubious, eccentric, eerie, essential, exceptional, exclusive to, extraordinary, fishy, freak, freakish, freaky, funny, green about the gills, grotty, identifiable, idiosyncratic, ill, in character with, incongruous, indicative of, indisposed, individual, individualistic, irregular, kinky, kooky, like, liverish, lousy, mysterious, mystifying, natural, nauseated, nauseous, not oneself, not up to par, notable, odd, oddball, off, off colour, off the wall, off-centre, offbeat, out of sorts, out of the ordinary, out of the way, outlandish, outré, peaked, peakish, peaky, peely-wally, perplexing, personal, poorly, private, puzzling, quaint, queasy, queer, questionable, quirky, remarkable, representative, representative of, ropy, rotten, rough, rum, run down, screwy, seedy, sick, singular, special, specific, spooky, strange, suggestive of, suspicious, symptomatic of, terrible, typical, typical of, unaccountable, uncanny, unco, uncommon, unconventional, under the weather, unexpected, unfamiliar, unique, unmistakable, unnatural, untypical, unusual, unwell, wabbit, wacko, wacky, washed out, weird, zany

Antonyms: normal, ordinary

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Peculiar

(adj) different to what is normal or expected; strange. “he gave her some very peculiar looks”
(adj) slightly and indefinably unwell. “I felt a little peculiar for a while”
(adj) particular; special. “any attempt to explicate the theme is bound to run into peculiar difficulties”
(adj) belonging exclusively to. “some languages are peculiar to one region”
(noun) a parish or church exempt from the jurisdiction of the diocese in which it lies, and subject to the direct jurisdiction of the monarch or an archbishop. “deans and canons of royal peculiars, notably Westminster Abbey and Windsor”

Peculiar meaning in Hindi (English to Hindi meaning)

अजीब, असामान्य, विचित्र, निराला, खास, विशेष, व्यक्तिगत, बीमार

Peculiar origin

late Middle English (in the sense ‘particular’): from Latin peculiaris ‘of private property’, from peculium‘property’, from pecu ‘cattle’ (cattle being private property). The sense ‘strange’ dates from the early 17th century.

Peculiar in a sentence (word usage in recent Hindu newspaper)

Opinion: The peculiar Indian curse of ‘first-class first’, As the Indian team, the tournament favourite, exited the cricket World Cup after losing to New Zealand, Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted …
Mumbai: Fines for cattle on roads to rise 300%, MUMBAI: To a traveller, the one peculiar constant on the Indian landscape is the presence of cattle on our roads. BMC has now decided to take …
Kodaikanal’s ‘hill garlic’ gets GI tag, As for its uniqueness, the application said: “Kodaikanal Hill Garlic is very peculiar than other varieties cultivated throughout India. The pungent …
Chandrayaan-2: a successful launch will give India a strategic …, This is India’s second lunar moon mission, and includes a lunar orbiter, a lander (Vikram), … We really need to address these peculiar lacunae.
The peculiar case of illegal encroachments in Mumbai and snail’s .., The Dongri building collapse which claimed 13 lives and injured 25 people on Tuesday is still fresh in the minds of people. Maharashtra Chief …

Peculiar pronunciation

Phillumeny in India.. story of a Matchbox.. my peculiar hobby

Queer

Synonyms: aberrant, abnormal, anomalous, atypical, awful, bad, baffling, be deleterious to, be detrimental to, be disadvantageous to, be prejudicial to, below par, bent, bizarre, bizarro, blight, blow, botch, compromise, corrupt, crafty, crappy, creepy, criminal, cripple, crook, curious, damage, dark, deceitful., destroy, devastate, deviant, different, dishonest, dishonourable, disrupt, dizzy, doubtful, dreadful, dubious, eccentric, eerie, endanger, extraordinary, faint, fishy, foil, fraudulent, freak, freakish, freaky, funny, giddy, green about the gills, grotty, harm, hinder, hurt, ill, illegal, impair, imperil, incongruous, indisposed, injure, irregular, jeopardize, liverish, lousy, mar, murky, mysterious, mystifying, nauseated, nauseous, nefarious, not oneself, not up to par, odd, off, off colour, off the wall, offbeat, out of sorts, out of the ordinary, out of the way, outlandish, outré, peaked, peakish, peaky, peculiar, peely-wally, perplexing, play havoc with, poorly, prejudice, put at risk, put the kibosh on, puzzling, queasy, questionable, remarkable, ropy, rotten, rough, ruin, rum, run down, scotch, scupper, seedy, shady, shatter, shifty, sick, singular, smash, spoil, spooky, strange, suspect, suspicious, terrible, threaten, thwart, unaccountable, uncanny, unco, uncommon, unconventional, under the weather, underhand, undermine, undo, unexpected, unfamiliar, unlawful, unnatural, unorthodox, unprincipled, unscrupulous, untypical, unusual, unwell, wabbit, washed out, weird, wreck

Antonyms: conventional, normal, ordinary, well

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Queer

(adj) strange; odd. “she had a queer feeling that they were being watched”
(adj) slightly ill. “he was feeling rather queer”
(adj) denoting or relating to a sexuaor gender identity that does not correspond to established ideas of sexuality and gender, especially heterosexual norms. “queer geek culture has featured gay themes since the 1980s”
(noun) a homosexual man.
(verb) spoil or ruin (an agreement, event, or situation). “Reg didn’t want someone meddling and queering the deal at the last minute”

Queer meaning in Hindi (English to Hindi meaning)

समलैंगिक आदमी, विचित्रता, समलैंगिक, विचित्र, अजीब

Queer origin

early 16th century: considered to be from German quer ‘oblique, perverse’, but the origin is doubtful.

Queer in a sentence (word usage in recent Hindu newspaper)

We Asked Queer Indians How They First Learned About Sex, In India, learning about the birds and the bees can be a conflicting experience. On one hand, there’s the uncomfortable coughing and red-faced …
Queer literature in India: Son, are you Mohanaswamy?, There is a lack of queer literature in Indian languages, he said, adding that it was a sorely needed category. This is true. Hours of research later, …
Campuses in the city fight the queer taboo, During the Pride Month, we conducted a queer filmmaking workshop ….. The cricketer was also surprised to know that former Indian cricketer …
Not my fault I was born gay: 19-year-old commits suicide over …, People in India do not like that, read the Facebook post. Please … Speaking to the New Indian Express, C Moulee, founder of Queer Chennai …
TLI Explains: The Origin Of LGBT Movements & The Term ‘Queer‘, In recent years, many countries including India have recognized third gender and homosexuals which were the result of many different …

Mnemonic trick to remember the meaning of Queer

queer is similar to weird which also means STRANGE.
To stand in a QUEUE for bEER is utterly strange.

Queer pronunciation

How To Pronounce Queer

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Pry

Synonyms: be a busybody, be curious about, be inquisitive about, be nosy (about), busybody, curious, delve into, eavesdrop on, eavesdropping, enquire impertinently into, ferret (about/around) in, impertinent, inquisitive, interfere in, interfering, intrude on, intrusive, investigate impertinently, listen in on, meddle in, meddlesome, meddling, mind someone else's business, nebby, nose into, nosy, poke about/around in, probe, probing, scrutinize, snoop about/around/round in, snooping, snoopy, spy on, spying, stick/poke one's nose in/into, stickybeak, tap someone's phone

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Pry

(verb) enquire too inquisitively into a person’s private affairs; “I’m sick of you prying into my personal life”

Pry (प्राइ) meaning in Hindi (English to Hindi Dictionary)

निजी जानकारी प्राप्त करने की कोशिश करना

Pry Origin

early 19th century: from the verb prise, interpreted as pries, third person singular of the present tense.

Pry in a sentence (word usage in recent newspaper)

But – phew – at least it was password protected, otherwise any peeping tom could pry through your entire mobile life.
Don’t pry or compare: Nothing good can come out of it.
All in all, it’s high time we banned such pathetic and less than smart ads that pry on women’s insecurities and pit them against each other.
According to police, one fot he victims, a scrap dealer, was trying to pry out copper from the shell when it exploded.
New US satellite seeks to pry secrets out of Atlantic’s storms.

Mnemonic trick to remember the meaning of pry

pry = spy

Pry Pronunciation

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Agog

Synonyms: anxious, avid, breathless, curious, eager, enthralled, enthusiastic, excited, expectant, impatient, in suspense, itching, keen, longing, on pins and needles, on tenterhooks, on the edge of one's seat, open-mouthed, waiting with bated breath

Antonyms: incurious, uninterested

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Agog Vocab Meme Dictionary – English to Hindi translation with picture dictionary

Agog

(adj) very eager or curious to hear or see something.

Agog (अगाग) meaning in Hindi (English to Hindi Dictionary)

उत्सुक, विकल, चंचल, अस्थिर

Agog Origin

mid 16th century: from Old French en gogues, from en ‘in’ + the plural of gogue ‘fun’.

Agog in a sentence (word usage in recent newspaper)

Anant Ambani’s Amazing 108 Kg Weight Loss Has The Internet Agog.
The reopening of this art gallery has had the city agog with curiosity.
While social media went agog over the news, Navjot Kaur switched off her mobile phone.
While the audience was agog to see Munnabhai among them, the photographers’ pit went into an overdrive.
When my cousin sent the bottle across, I was all agog with excitement.

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