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Synonyms
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Meaning:
bizarre

very strange to look at, to have occurred etc

strange, wild

eccentric

(of a person, behaviour) odd; not normal (and often amusing)

bizarre, unusual

fantastic

wild and strange; impossible to carry out

strange, different; imaginary

grotesque

strange, ugly and unnatural

ugly, misshapen

monstrous

of a large size and strange shape; causing horror and disgust

unnatural, shocking

outlandish

looking or sounding very odd, strange (especially to shock)

bizarre, strange

quaint

attractive or pleasing because unusual or old fashioned

strange, odd

rum

(a portion of) a kind of alcoholic drink made from sugar-cane juice

eccentric

uncommon

unusual (and so interesting)

very different

unnatural

not natural or normal

not regular; artificial

unprecedented

never done or known before

exceptional, original

whimsical

strange and playful

playful, fanciful

FREAKISH as in Wiktionary
FREAKISH as in Wikipedia