idiosyncrazy

Quirky behavior that is peculiar to an individual’s personality. A more descriptive word for idiosyncrasy. Plural-idiosyncrazies. Pronunciation- idēōsin’krāzē (emphasis on krā).

Her most notable idiosyncrazy was arranging M&Ms in alphabetical order by color before eating them.

idiosyncrazy by greenice11 June 26, 2021

Idiosyncratic 

A word used to describe a person who doesn't fit in, or doesn't abide by social norms. The adjective is more positive than neutral, so idiosyncrasies in a person is a good thing.

She was an idiosyncratic girl, who really stood out from the crowd.

Idiosyncratic by Eilonwy winter September 20, 2016

idiosyncratic 

A very large and awesome word that means "strange, peculiar, eccentric."

Wow, look at that idiosyncratic bag of goat meat just lying there. How peculiar.

idiosyncratic by Dawie K June 20, 2006

Idiosyncratic 

Extremely Peculiar. Behavior other than the social norm.

Hannah-Leigh's idiosyncratic behaviors are interpretted by her peers as wierd and unbecoming.

Idiosyncratic by DTJones August 28, 2018

idiotsyncracy

Any method or procedure
based in ritual or dogma
that continues by force of momentum
beyond the limits of common sense,
excepting personal, faith-based sacraments, of course.

The idiotsyncracy of democracy
evolved solutions to its own travesties...
the 'square deal, square meal' plan, for example.

idiotsyncracy by Healing Practitioner17b July 21, 2009

idiosyncricy

A failure to spell idiosyncrasy.

This dictionary entry on idiosyncricy.

idiosyncricy by The cake January 16, 2008

idiosyncrasy 

When someone likes something peculiar or different

An example of an idiosyncrasy would be a Hipster

idiosyncrasy by TSon December 2, 2011