noun
definition
An eccentric or unusual person.
definition
A deviant stimulus that appears among repetitive stimuli during an experiment, to trigger an event-related potential in the participant.
adjective
definition
Exotic, not mainstream.
Examples of oddball in a Sentence
For once, she hoped Ully's oddball experiment didn.t let her down.
Here, ace tenor saxophonist Mick Beck incorporates an amplified bassoon into an outing that defies even the most oddball stereotypes.
Has swept across another insect oddball too tired to.
These days I just hear the occasional oddball mentioning white rabbits - why is that?
The newspapers at that time were quite complimentary, they viewed him as an oddball who might just have come up with something good.
The shop has a great range of fish currently available including several oddball and rare species.
Once in a while you find something genuinely oddball, a sort of trove, an undreamt-of curiosity.
For the humorous individuals among us, they offer a selection of oddball cards and different funny t-shirts to purchase each week.
It's that oddball stuffed animal mounted over the bar of a jackrabbit with antelope horns.
Apparently a roogle is the Australian equivalent of an American jackelope and it's an oddball animal with a kangaroo's bottom torso and a bald eagle's head.
The Semillon adds femininity, with melon and floral attributes and some other oddball but seductive bits.
The most common way of measuring auditory discrimination with P300 is the oddball paradigm, in which a series of low-frequency auditory stimuli is randomly interspersed with high-frequency stimuli.