Definition odd in British English

Harry's behaviour did seem a little odd.

His paintings are a rather odd mixture of German and British influences.

It's very odd that he hasn't sent you a birthday present.

It struck me as odd that there was no reply to my letter.

an odd-sounding name

The children were very odd-looking in their costumes.

But the odd thing was that I didn't feel guilty.

That's odd, I thought I left my coat on the chair.

The weather will remain cloudy with odd showers here and there.

I enjoy the odd beer now and again (=I like to have a beer sometimes) .

The file was stuffed with notes and odd bits of paper.

odd socks/shoes/gloves

He must be sixty odd (=about 60 years old).

There were 200 odd people in the room.