at odd hours (at unusual or inconvenient times) → He often texts me at odd hours., at odds with (in disagreement or conflict with someone) → She is at odds with her brother over money., odds and ends (small unimportant things of different types) → The drawer was full of odds and ends., the odds are against someone/something (something is unlikely to succeed) → The odds are against us, but we’ll try., against all odds (despite many difficulties or very little chance of success) → Against all odds, he recovered quickly., odd-looking (strange or unusual in appearance) → An odd-looking creature appeared in the garden., odd behaviour (strange or unexpected behaviour) → His odd behaviour worried his friends., to feel odd about something (to feel uncomfortable, strange, or uncertain about something) → I felt odd about telling her the truth., oddly enough (surprisingly; in a strange way) → Oddly enough, we chose the same answer., an odd mix (a strange or unusual combination of things) → The movie was an odd mix of drama and comedy.

odd idioms :)

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