Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
| alien | foreign (verb) to alienate |
| alienator | one who alienates. |
| alienly | (Adv.) ALIEN, foreign. |
| antic | quaint (verb) to act in a clownish manner |
| antical | of plant parts, in front of or above another part. |
| antically | (Adv.) ANTIC, grotesque, fantastical. |
| anticly | (Adv.) ANTIC, bizarre, grotesque. |
| bizarre | strange (noun) a strangely striped flower |
| bizarrely | (Adv.) BIZARRE, strange. |
| bizarreness | the state of being bizarre. |
| bizarrerie | (Fr.) something bizarre. |
| drole | amusing, odd (noun) a rogue or knave |
| eccentric | odd or unconventional (noun) one who is odd or unconventional |
| eccentrically | (Adv.) ECCENTRIC, odd or unconventional. |
| eerie | uncanny. |
| eerily | (Adv.) EERY, weird. |
| eeriness | the state of being eerie. |
| eery | uncanny. |
| eldrich | weird, eerie. |
| eldritch | weird, eerie. |
| epatant | (Fr.) wonderful, marvellous. |
| farand | (Scots) having a certain manner or humour. |
| farfet | farfetched. |
| farfetchedness | the state of being far-fetched. |
| farrand | (Scots) having a certain manner or humour. |
| farrant | (Scots) having a certain manner or humour. |
| ferlie | (Arch.) a wonder, a marvel. |
| ferly | (Arch.) marvellous (noun) a wonder, a marvel; (verb) to wonder |
| forinsecal | (Obs.) foreign, alien, extrinsic. |
| fraim | (Scots) foreign, strange; (noun) a stranger. |
| freakish | unusual. |
| freakishly | (Adv.) FREAKISH, unusual. |
| freakishness | the state of being freakish. |
| fremd | (Scots) foreign, strange; (noun) a stranger. |
| fremit | (Scots) foreign, strange; (noun) a stranger. |
| frenne | (Spenser) foreign, strange; (noun) a stranger. |
| geason | (Obs.) rare; wonderful. |
| hinky | strange, unreliable. |
| marle | (Obs.) a marvel. |
| marvel | to be filled with wonder or astonishment. |
| marvelous | (US) astonishing, very pleasing. |
| marvelously | (Adv.) MARVELOUS, marvellous. |
| mirabilia | (Lat.) wonders. |
| mirific | working wonders; marvellous. |
| mirifical | working wonders; marvellous. |
| mirifically | (Adv.) MIRIFICAL, working wonders. |
| moonraking | the following of crazy fancies. |
| odd | strange, unpaired (noun) in golf, an additional or allowed stroke |
| oddish | somewhat odd. |
| oddity | one that is odd. |
| oddly | (Adv.) ODD, strange. |
| oddness | the state of being odd. |
| outlandish | of or relating to another country. |
| outlandishly | (Adv.) OUTLANDISH, of or relating to another country. |
| outre | (Fr.) beyond what is customary or proper; extravagant, fantastic. |
| peculiarity | the state of being peculiar. |
| peculiarly | (Adv.) PECULIAR, strange. |
| prodigious | resembling or befitting a prodigy. |
| prodigiously | (Adv.) PRODIGIOUS. |
| quaint | pleasantly odd. |
| quaintly | (Adv.) QUAINT, pleasantly odd. |
| quaintness | the state of being quaint. |
| quare | (Dial.) queer. |
| queer | strange (verb) to spoil, to put someone in a difficult position |
| queerish | somewhat queer. |
| queerity | oddity. |
| queerly | (Adv.) QUEER, strange. |
| queerness | the state of being queer. |
| queint | (Spenser) quaint. |
| quirkily | (Adv.) QUIRKY, peculiar. |
| quirkiness | the state of being quirky. |
| quirkish | full of quirks. |
| quirky | peculiar. |
| quizzify | (Obs.) to cause to look odd. |
| quizziness | oddness. |
| remarkable | worhty of note (noun) something worthy of remark |
| remarkableness | the state of being remarkable. |
| remarkably | (Adv.) REMARKABLE, worthy of note. |
| rummily | (Adv.) RUMMY, queer. |
| rumminess | the state of being rummy. |
| rummish | somewhat rum; (verb) to roar or protest.. |
| rummy | queer (noun) a card game |
| rumness | the state of being odd, queer. |
| seeld | (Spenser) rare, unusual. |
| selcouth | (Obs.) strange, unfamiliar. |
| seld | (Obs.) rare; unusual. |
| seldseen | (Obs.) seldom seen. |
| seldshown | (Shakesp.) rarely shown. |
| strange | unusual or unfamiliar (noun) an unfamiliar thing |
| strangely | (Adv.) STRANGE, unusual or unfamiliar. |
| strangeness | the state of being strange. |
| straunge | (Arch.) strange, in the sense of foreign, borrowed. |
| uncannily | (Adv.) UNCANNY, strange, eerie. |
| uncanniness | the state of being uncanny. |
| uncanny | strange, eerie. |
| unchancy | unlucky, spooky. |
| unco | (Scots) strange; foreign; extraordinary (noun) a stranger, a piece of news |
| unearthly | not belonging to the earth, eerie. |
| unked | odd; strange; uncouth. |
| unkend | unknown; strange. |
| unkent | unknown; strange. |
| unket | odd; strange; uncouth. |
| unkid | odd; strange; uncouth. |
| weird | eeerily strange (noun) doom, destiny; (verb, Scots) to destine, to doom |
| weirdly | (Adv.) WEIRD, eerily strange. |
| weirdness | the state of being weird. |
| weyard | (Shakesp.) weird. |
| weyward | (Shakesp.) weird. |
| whigmaleerie | (Scots) a trinket or knickknack; a fantastic ornamentation; a whim. |
| whigmaleery | (Scots) a trinket or knickknack; a fantastic ornamentation; a whim. |
| wonderful | causing wonder; strange, extraordinary. |
| wonderfully | (Adv.) WONDERFUL, causing wonder; strange, extraordinary. |
| wonderfulness | the state of being wonderful. |
| wonderous | strange, wonderful. |
| wondred | (Obs.) marvellous, wonderful. |
| wondrous | strange, wonderful. |
| wondrously | (Adv.) WONDROUS, strange, wonderful. |
| wondrousness | the state of being wondrous. |
| wonner | (Scots) a wonder. |