adjective 1 strange or odd; unusual : his accent was a peculiar mixture of Cockney and Irish. • [ predic. ] informal slightly and indefinably unwell; faint or dizzy : I felt a little peculiar for a while, but I'm absolutely fine now. 2 [ predic. ] ( peculiar to) belonging exclusively to : the air hung with an antiseptic aroma peculiar to hospitals. • formal particular; special : any attempt to explicate the theme is bound to run into peculiar difficulties. noun chiefly Brit. a parish or church exempt from the jurisdiction of the diocese in which it lies, through being subject to the jurisdiction of the monarch or an archbishop. ORIGIN late Middle English (in the sense [particular, special] ): from Latin peculiaris 'of private property,' from peculium 'property,' from pecu 'cattle' (cattle being private property). The sense [odd] dates from the early 17th cent.
Odd, unusual, strange.
peculiar institution
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a peculiar behavior habit
The noun form for the adjective peculiar is peculiarity.
Another word for peculiar is distinct.
Jamie was a peculiar individual.
His behavior was very peculiar after he received this call.
No. The word peculiar is an adjective. The adverb is peculiarly (oddly, strangely).
There was a peculiar smell in the room. The laughing loon has a peculiar cry.
Strange, odd, distinctive or distinguished. Unusual, different, uncommon. AS
Non-Endemic: "not present within a localized area or peculiar to persons in such an area".
What does peculiar pains to souse mean?
The word peculiar has that sense, with "to," as in "the celebration of Bunker Hill day is peculiar to Boston."
That would be an adjective.