Sentence examples for weirdy from inspiring English sources

He's everything that Steve and Becky aren't – beardy, weirdy, inappropriate, awkward, unaware, socially inept … though not entirely unlikable; it's just that there are issues.

You're in a labyrinth of labyrinths: a mesh of fabrications and weirdy truths.

There must be places where us beardy weirdy eco types can enjoy a relaxing, interesting break without either 1) causing the extinction of a small reptile, or 2) having to wear tie-dye and not wash for two weeks.

And I think this is a good week to not unfairly characterise these guys as beardy weirdy, bollocks-in-the-mangle old-time-religion, one-step-from-Waco fruitcakes.

The media-picked "beardy weirdy", it seems, casts as long a shadow over the ordinary Muslim as an unrepresentative Ferreira does over the average Asian.

Gentleman, brace yourself for the revelation that, whatever you've been told, neither "Ken doll" nor "weirdy beardy" are particularly good looks.

I had anticipated the ultimate weirdy-beardy experience, but Marsden's only concession to hippy-dom is a neatly spruced ponytail.

First came the inevitable weirdy-weirdos who are so incapable of thinking about anything other than women's reproductive organs for more than two seconds that they managed to turn Clinton's birth announcement into a debate about abortion: "It's no secret that the Clintons support abortion," intoned an editorial in the Christian Post sorrowfully.

Instead I headed dutifully to the beardy-weirdy shop to buy a large bag of wheat germ.

He argued that without constant harassment from the sharply dressed sheepdogs of rock criticism, all bands would end up looking like stinking hippies – longhaired, unwashed, beardy-weirdy and clad head-to-foot in festering denim.

There's been a lot of focus of late on the weirdy-weirdos who send rape threats on Twitter, and rightly so.