Fey and Weird

Fey

Fey adjective - Suggestive of an elf in strangeness and otherworldliness.
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Weird and fey are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Weird" instead an adjective "Fey".

Weird

Weird adjective - Different from the ordinary in a way that causes curiosity or suspicion.

Fey and weird are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fey" instead an adjective "Weird".

Nearby Words: weirdo, weirdly, weirding, weirded

Both words in one sentence

  • Doctor Zee from Galactica 1980 was not only a Teen Genius, he was weird and fey enough to qualify as an Oracular Urchin.
    Source: Teen Genius
  • In Pathfinder there are the Shining Children- weird alien things, Lurkers in the light- VERY evil fey who have light based powers and will mess your day up, and Aeons- not quite "light based" but some appear to be made of cosmic energy and light.
  • There is a certain following for such weird stuff as Gumshoe/Steak Lunch, most likely triggered by the fact that he actually sued Maya Fey over such a Lunch Box in one of the older trailers for the first DS remake.
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