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Meanings of look peculiar in English
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Usage of look peculiar in English
1
Rose had it over her shoulder; she did look peculiar.
2
And our white suits began to look peculiar.
3
On the way home in a taxi, Nokomis said, The whole thing does look peculiar, doesn't it?
4
Both had the indescribable well-groomed, freshly bathed look peculiar to Englishmen of the "upper ten."
5
It did look peculiar down there.
6
Doesn't it look peculiar to you?
7
The men themselves had the lazy, slouching look peculiar to the hybrid class with which they wished to be identified.
8
I noticed his manner was hurried and his look peculiar, as I gave him the usual salutation and a hearty grasp of the hand.
9
He had seen the swift motion of her hand, and again a look peculiar to him crossed his face, enigmatical, cynical, not pleasant to see.
10
I never knew the inside of it, but it looks peculiar.
11
It has to be all right, but you must admit that it looks peculiar.
12
He didn't shoot accurately at all, he just looked peculiar.
13
The octospider looked peculiar in her space suit.
14
'Oh,' she said, 'I do look peculiar, don't I?' I agreed.
15
When I came driving up to the Colonel's store the back end of it looked peculiar to me.
16
She does not seem to me to have a cruel face, she only looks peculiar and mysterious, and-and-unsmiling.