quirk
41quirk — n. 1. Evasion, shift, make shift, loophole, quibble, pretence, pretext, excuse. 2. Taunt, gibe, jeer, sally, quip …
42Quirk — ♦ Sharp V shaped incision in moulding. (Wood, Margaret. The English Medieval House, 414) …
43quirk — n 1. idiosyncrasy, idiocrasy, particularity, singularity, rarity; peculiarity, oddity, curiosity, warp; abnormality, aberration, aberrance, aberrancy, freak, anomaly, Rare. anomalism; irregularity, variation, deviation, discrepancy, exception;… …
44quirk — [kwɜːk] noun [C] 1) a strange or annoying habit 2) something strange that happens …
45quirk — The narrow groove alongside a bead sunk flush with a surface …
46quirk — n. 1 a peculiarity of behaviour. 2 a trick of fate; a freak. 3 a flourish in writing. 4 (often attrib.) Archit. a hollow in a moulding. Derivatives: quirkish adj. quirky adj. (quirkier, quirkiest). quirkily adv. quirkiness n. Etymology: 16th c.:… …
47quirk of fate — turn of fate, shift of destiny …
48quirk float — A plasterer s trowel specially shaped for finishing mouldings …
49quirk moulding — A molding having a small groove in it …
50quirk-router — A form of plane for shaping quirks …