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tipo raro Someone regarded as eccentric or crazy and standing out from a group.
Synonyms
Examples for "kook"
Examples for "kook"
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He was a bit of a kook, but his theories proved themselves.
2
It's not hard to figure out why Susan is such a kook.
3
In the rear seat he saw the silhouette of the big kook.
4
All the others are in a permanent state of kook fever.
5
The Chairman Mao kook didn't flinch when I said the word.
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He is an odd fellow, Fritz, and almost lives in the library.
2
Oh, David Gordon Green, you really are an odd fellow and no mistake.
3
An odd fellow, full of talent, and a musical genius.
4
An odd fellow rides below here, tarrying as if expectant.
5
You 're an odd fellow to have asked for it.'
1
Christopher Robin, the film, is a bit of an odd fish.
2
Lespel has him to lunch to-day;-callshim a gentleman-tradesman; odd fish!
3
An odd fish, indeed, was this same Julien Tanguy, little father to painters.
4
After ten Mississippis, Mortimer lowered his flashlight and smiled at these two odd fish.
5
Probably they're only trying to see what sort of an odd fish we are.
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He's a queer bird is Harold, said Mr. Bucket, eyeing me with great expression.
2
The Blue Jay is a queer bird, who can twist himself into all sorts of shapes.
3
One or two queer bird's nests fastened to small branches hung quite naturally here and there.
4
That was a queer bird; he had never seen a bird with a wing action like that.
5
Well, he's kind of a queer bird.
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Obviously, the major banks are the odd man out currently, he said.
2
An odd man out, wearing hunter's plaid, a townie among the preps.
3
The Gerrards are coming for bridge, and you'll be odd man out.
4
But if three is a crowd, Fonseka is the odd man out.
5
She was quietly telling him that he was the odd man out.
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Frank was a queer duck, always poking around old papers after useless bits of knowledge.
2
A queer duck, if there ever was one.
3
He seems to be a queer duck.
4
Yes, she's a queer duck.
5
He's a queer duck.
6
Harry thought Downy must be a queer duck if he looked that way, but, of course, he did not question Freddie's description.
7
The agriculture secretary was a queer duck politically: he did not smoke, drink, or swear, and glad-handing and small talk were beyond him.
8
"He's a queer duck, in some ways; he mightn't think it funny."
9
"Red was a queer duck," said Blair, rather hoarsely.
10
" Queer ducks, the Chinese!"
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"How queer ducks are!"
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"He's a queer duck," one of the party sprawling around the tents said as the two made their way down toward the shore.