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Definition of «quirk»

A quirk is a peculiar or unusual trait, behavior, or characteristic. It can also refer to an unexpected or odd occurrence, event, or situation. The term often has a negative connotation when used to describe someone's idiosyncrasies or eccentricities.

Usage examples

  1. One example of a quirk is someone who always insists on putting ketchup on their scrambled eggs.
  2. A quirk could also be someone who has a collection of rubber ducks and insists on displaying them in their bathroom.
  3. Someone who always carries a small notebook to jot down random thoughts and ideas is another example of a quirk.
  4. A quirk could also be someone who only eats the crust of a pizza slice and leaves the rest behind.
  5. A quirk could be someone who always has a lucky charm, such as a four-leaf clover, with them wherever they go.
  6. Someone who always keeps their shoes meticulously organized by color and style is an example of a quirk.
  7. A quirk could be someone who has a habit of talking to their plants and believing it helps them grow.

Phrases with «quirk»

Sentences with «quirk»

  • I really don't, as the AC search engine is full of quirks of its own. (lazytravelers.net)
  • Though this is not always the case, likely each of your babies has their own quirks when it comes to sleep and later to sleep coaching. (twiniversity.com)
  • There are still a few quirks in need of a patch, but overall, this is as good as sound design comes and goes in games. (darkstation.com)
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