A strange attitude or habit.
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 .
6 She met their astonished gaze with an ironic quirk of the eyebrow.
7 In a quirk of genetic hopscotch, the traits have skipped a generation.
8 It was a quirk of her personality she'd learned to live with.
9 When does a habit, a quirk or an eccentricity become a custom?
10 That, and he had another quirk that seemed safer to pick on.
11 The film's pervasive broad humor reeks of a desperate attempt at quirk .
12 His smile was slow, but brief, more a quirk of the lips.
13 That little quirk to his mouth faded, making his face very serious.
14 Ireland has a strange quirk to its access to information laws.
15 Another cool quirk : all the individuals collected in this new species were female.
16 Royal rule in the 21st century is a quirk of history.
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