Examples of 'odd fellow' in a sentence
Meaning of "odd fellow"
odd fellow: This phrase is often used to describe a person, particularly a man, who is considered eccentric, peculiar, or unconventional in behavior or appearance. It signifies that the individual is somewhat unusual or different from societal norms or expectations
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I have an odd fellow staying with me too.
You are sort of an odd fellow.
What an odd fellow my cousin is.
Lucio was an odd fellow.
Who is that odd fellow staring at us like that?
I am considered an odd fellow.
What an odd fellow he is.
He bought it the day before yesterday . An odd fellow.
What an odd fellow.
A door I do not have a key to, there was some odd fellow.
It 's that odd fellow from the next floor.
A door I do not have a key to, there was some odd fellow trying to get into it.
At the Odd Fellow Palace, we take pride in working with fresh, high quality ingredients.
You are one odd fellow.
What an odd fellow my cousin is . Does he?
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You are an odd fellow.
Emily, as I am sure you know, I am considered an odd fellow.
In short, an odd fellow indeed.
But, as you are aware, kurotsuchi is an odd fellow.
But there is an odd fellow on a roll . It 's going well.
He 's hanging out with an odd fellow.
Well, Seymour, you are an odd fellow but I must say, you steam a good ham.
Great coffee . Lucio was an odd fellow.
What an odd fellow you are, Timofey!
I am not an Odd Fellow.
There is no doubt . Listen, Stephen Price is an odd fellow.
He 's an odd fellow.
Last night, during the party, I saw this odd fellow.
Ben, you are an odd fellow.
So, Eve, this friend of yours from the mainland … odd fellow.
Much like ourselves, but, yes, a very odd fellow indeed.
It 's just the northern lights . Well, Seymour, you are an odd fellow.
He never fitted in here. An odd fellow.
Oh, God . Emily, as I am sure you know, I am considered an odd fellow.
