quirk

• aberration
• abnormality
• addiction
• affectation
• airs
• attitude
• attribute
• bent
• caprice
• character
• characteristic
• conceit
• crotchet
• curiosity
• custom
• disposition
• eccentricity
• equivocation
• erraticism
• fancy
• fetish
• foible
• genius
• habit
• humor
• identity
• idiosyncrasy
• inclination
• individualism
• individuality
• irregularity
• kink
• knack
• leaning
• mannerism
• mark
• nature
• neuroticism
• oddity
• partiality
• pattern
• peculiarity
• penchant
• personality
• perversion
• practice
• practise
• predilection
• predisposition
• proclivity
• propensity
• property
• quibble
• quiddity
• quip
• singularity
• subterfuge
• temperament
• tendency
• tic
• trait
• trick
• turn
• twist
• vagary
• way
• weirdness
• whim
• whimsy
• wont

• conformity
• inability
• normality
• sameness
• usualness

• noun
  1. An idiosyncrasy; a slight glitch, mannerism; something unusual about the manner or style of something or someone.
  2. An acute angle dividing a molding; a groove that runs lengthwise between the upper part of a moulding and a soffit.
  3. A quibble, evasion, or subterfuge.
• verb
  1. To move with a wry jerk.
  2. To furnish with a quirk or channel.
  3. To use verbal tricks or quibbles.

• His sense of humor had a unique quirk that always made people laugh.
• She had a little quirk of always tapping her foot when she was nervous.
• One quirk of the old house was the staircase that creaked with every step.
• The artist's paintings often featured a surreal quirk that captivated viewers.
• Despite his many talents, his most endearing quirk was his love for collecting vintage records.

aberration

habit

habitude

quality

vagaries

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