odder

Of course it seems odd to all of us, but still, after all, odder things have been known!

An odder pair of sponsors he could not have found had he been at pains to choose them so.

An odder contrast than that between this fine room below and the still, desolate sea above, no mind could imagine.

I was going to reply that it was not odd if you knew Mr. Porterfield, but I reflected that that perhaps only made it odder.

But it is, perhaps, after all, no odder than many things I have seen.

"No odder than I feel," with an ineffectual attempt to bring together the ends of his collar-band.

But there is an odder fact yet: rooted in something dark and irrational in human nature.

The camp looked very strange without the horses, and it was odder still to have no watering or grooming to do.

And what is odder still, this topsy-turvy arrangement (as it seems to us) is the common rule throughout the class of fishes.

And there's another reason, accounting not for my not having done it, but for the odder fact—my not having wanted to do it.