“Weird” is a weird word
- Macbeth, IV, 1, Macbeth in witches cave (1829), Johann Heinrich RambergWeird is one of the most commonly used words in the English language.
- Chances are, the word will pass through your lips (or be tapped out by your fingers) today.
- You’ll use it when you need to describe something out of the ordinary: a weird coincidence, a weird smell in the fridge, or — heavens forfend!
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- Macbeth, IV, 1, Macbeth in witches cave (1829), Johann Heinrich RambergWeird is one of the most commonly used words in the English language.
- Chances are, the word will pass through your lips (or be tapped out by your fingers) today.
- You’ll use it when you need to describe something out of the ordinary: a weird coincidence, a weird smell in the fridge, or — heavens forfend!
Sources: Deadlanguagesociety