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Meanings of crotchet in inglês
português
semínima 
catalão
peculiaritat espanhol
excentricidad Sinônimos
Examples for "oddity"
Examples for "oddity"
1
But in terms of story and overall impact, this oddity definitely reeks.
2
But the oddity in the present case was that he said nothing.
3
Kesseley felt like the human oddity at the fair-comicalby simply existing.
4
Indeed, he at once began to carry on Bilbo's reputation for oddity.
5
But otherwise, it's just an oddity that I'm sure you'll forget about.
1
Gordon had stumbled onto his new survival plan by quirk and coincidence.
2
A seasonal quirk could account for last month's less-than-expected increase in employment.
3
What once set us apart, we hoped, would become a lovable quirk.
4
This is how I found out another quirk in my physical characteristics.
5
I also like simple, well-made stuff with a side order of quirk.
1
The queerness of the situation and the reply, made Mrs. Haggert laugh.
2
The queerness of the situation and the reply, made Mrs. Landys-Haggert laugh.
3
The flash of queerness was accompanied by a sense of irreparable disaster.
4
But that is not the Hawaiian queerness I started out to tell.
5
That'd be a way of accounting for your queerness, more or less.
1
The image's quirkiness is in keeping with Belgium's self-deprecating, ironic, national style.
2
Roberts' election is yet another demonstration of the quirkiness of Australia's electoral system.
3
Some days, her mom's quirkiness was just what the doctor ordered.
4
After all, it's really none of my business that you dislike my quirkiness.
5
This area's human quirkiness had long since failed to impress or shock him.
Usage of crotchet in inglês
1
Good enough for him for having such a crotchet in his head.
2
What crotchet has that swaggering booby got in his numskull, I wonder?
3
You are wondering at the name 'Craigie Cottage'-anothercrotchet of my father's.
4
What particular crotchet could he have been humoring in this case?
5
Each of us has his own crotchet, which differs from the other man's.
6
And Sid Vicious didn't crotchet his own stupid mock-Tibetan hippy-dippy ear-flapped bobble hats.
7
The parallel order with a defensive or offensive crotchet; 3.
8
We put that question to Lansing's only surviving student, a living crotchet named MacDougal.
9
Though little did I think what the crotchet would be.
10
Besides, he has a silly crotchet in his head now.
11
A man with a crotchet should select a partner with the same morbid fancy.
12
When he opened them again, she was waggling a green crotchet-edged hand towel at him.
13
You came here because Mr. Somers had a crotchet.
14
There were members for every crotchet and corrupt interest, but there were none for them.
15
What crotchet is uppermost in your mind, now, Dick?
16
As for Trencher, the one crotchet in his cool brain centred about that worthless trade dollar.
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Translations for crotchet
catalão
Crotchet through the time
Crotchet across language varieties
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