The phrase "odd dream" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a dream that is unusual or strange in nature.
Example: "Last night, I had an odd dream where I was flying through a city made of candy."
Alternatives: "strange dream" or "bizarre dream."
Was I still asleep and immersed in a very odd dream?
It's an odd dream, admittedly: back-breaking 14-hour days for no pay and having to ask the chef if they can go to the loo.
Yet like some lingering odd dream, Abdoulaye Wade, the former Senegalese president, is still front and center in the national political scene.
3.34am GMT 3rd over: Australia 11-0 (Finch 7, Marsh 2) As Marsh nudges a single down to fine leg, I'm reminded about a truly odd dream I had last night.
And as if in some odd dream, I'm greeted by Sebastian Coe, the Olympic gold-medal-winning runner of the 1980's, and ushered through winding stairways and corridors into a guest seat on the floor of the Commons.
Friday, 2 October , 1959 5 55 A.M. My sleep continues to be troubled by odd dreams.
** Friday, 2 October , 1959 5 55 A.M. My sleep continues to be troubled by odd dreams.
Friday, 2 October , 1959 5 55 A.M. Friday, 2 October , 1959 5 55 A.M. My sleep continues to be troubled by odd dreams.
And I moved, in those days — that Tuesday morning to the Friday night when she died — from feeling at times a great remoteness from her to wanting fiercely, almost in the same moment, my mother back where she had always been, in witty command of her world, full of odd dreams and perspectives, difficult, ready for life.
"I started getting odd dreams where I would change physically into a fox, and they were very realistic honestly.
"I started getting odd dreams where I would change physically into a fox and they were very realistic – honestly.
