Pronunciation: /wɪrd aʊt/
noun a person, place, thing, or idea
A1 I don't like horror movies because they weird me out.
A2 The strange noises coming from the attic weirded out the children.
B1 The new student's unusual behavior weirded out the rest of the class.
B2 The eerie atmosphere of the abandoned house really weirded me out.
C1 His constant staring and lack of emotion really weirded me out during the meeting.
C2 The cryptic message left by the killer in the movie really weirded out the audience.
verb a word that expresses an action or state of being
A1 The strange noises in the old house weirded me out.
A2 The unusual behavior of my new roommate weirded me out.
B1 The cryptic message on the wall weirded out the entire team.
B2 The eerie atmosphere of the abandoned building weirded out even the bravest explorers.
C1 The complex conspiracy theories discussed in the documentary weirded me out.
C2 The surreal artwork at the modern art gallery weirded out some visitors.
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun
A1 The new student's behavior was weird out.
A2 I don't want to go to that party, it's going to weird me out.
B1 The movie had a weird out ending that left everyone confused.
B2 The strange noises coming from the attic were starting to weird out the family.
C1 The bizarre art exhibit really weirded out some of the more conservative viewers.
C2 The cult's rituals were so extreme that they even weirded out some of the long-time members.
adverb a word that modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb
A1 The new student's behavior weirded out the rest of the class.
A2 I don't want to go to that party, it always weirds me out.
B1 The horror movie really weirded me out, I couldn't sleep afterwards.
B2 The strange noises coming from the attic weirded us out, so we called the police.
C1 The conspiracy theories circulating online can really weird out even the most rational people.
C2 As a psychologist, I have seen many cases that would weird out the average person.
formal The unusual behavior of the new employee tends to weird out the rest of the team.
informal I don't know why, but that painting really weirds me out.
slang The horror movie we watched last night totally weirded me out.
figurative The thought of public speaking always weirds me out.
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