oddsome

English

Etymology

From odd +‎ -some.

Adjective

oddsome (comparative more oddsome, superlative most oddsome)

1. Marked by oddness; strange
   • 2014, Gardiner M. Weir, A Life of Memories:

     When comes the ferry of the curious stare / From ports beyond horizons of the oddsome lobe, / The island hides its nature from the littoral glare / And lets the windblown dunes it's soul enrobe.

   • 2016, Karen Cushman, Grayling's Song:

     “'Tis an oddsome thing. They all be looking for you, and I, who wanted only to run off, stumble across you. Good fortune for me, as Lord Mandrake has promised a reward.”