Odder

Part of speech: adjective

Definitions

1. An adjective signifying a greater degree of peculiarity or strangeness compared to something else
2. a term used to illustrate a difference in unusualness where one item is more eccentric than another
3. Having a higher level of strangeness or eccentricity than another

Etymology: "Odder" is the comparative form of "odd," used to say one thing is stranger or more eccentric than another. "Odd" came into English from Old Norse "oddi," meaning a point or a triangular tip, and its sense of an unpaired or leftover thing likely led to the later meaning of strangeness.

Synonyms: stranger, weirder, more peculiar, freakier, more unusual

Antonyms: normal, ordinary, common, usual, regular