" An oddball" , " an oddball" is probably slightly more familiar than " odd" , it's slightly more affectionate, slightly nicer, but it still means very strange.
Actually I just started watching the Russian Doll. And there's like a sort of, you know, polyamorous situation going on that one of the characters is kind of cheerfully waking up from. Look, I think all of that.
No speech could have been more thoroughly honest in its intention: the frigid rhetoric at the end was as sincere as the bark of a dog, or the cawing of an amorous rook.
His dull and childless home had long since palled on him; and in addition to more permanent consolations he was always in quest of amorous adventures in his own set.
The only thing I'm going to say is, God, I'd love to watch a video of people who are in genuine polyamorous relationships watch this and be very upset.
However, Mouret still kept his eye on Monsieur de Boves, who, seated next to Madame Guibal, proved most attentive to her, laughing softly the while, with an amorous air.
The girl spoke, " Today you will have noticed a bill at the door announcing that I would sing the gay and amorous song, 'At Yuzhang City, Su Qing was twice expelled.'" Her song was received with general applause.
The poem is indeed a graver labor; it celebrates a heroine of chastity rather than the amorous advances of the Queen of Love to a bashful country sportsman.