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Meanings of quirky in English

Informal terms; strikingly unconventional.

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Usage of quirky in English
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However, Kurzweil is talking far beyond quirky camera angles and extreme sports.
Wired
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Yet the charm of these quirky homes from home is simply irresistible.
The South African
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So far, though, in my limited experience, the scanning process is quirky.
Wired
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China Vanke is using social media in a series of quirky campaigns.
Reuters
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Etsy is a great place to find quirky, personal items for gift-giving.
The Irish Times
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Start with the quirky fact that the system comes in two parts.
Wired
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The quirky Zipcar is admired for its new approach to car rental.
Reuters
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Outside the running community, the idea might seem quirky, or even masochistic.
Reuters
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The result was a mixture of ladylike elegance with a quirky twist.
Reuters
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And a quirky nature fact about the dentition of a small wallaby.
Radio NZ
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The Trend: Show off your quirky side with this chic statement manicure.
Ebony
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He's a quirky little bugger who has plenty of ability, Price said.
News.com.au
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He was happy to see her, in his distracted and quirky way.
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The three-storey shop in Amman sells traditional toys and more quirky products.
Reuters
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His speech can be quirky, almost foreign, and he mimics people uncontrollably.
The new yorker
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Plus there's obedience and agility competitions, as well as some quirky events.
Radio NZ
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South Africa
Common
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