feel peculiar BrE informal
come over all peculiar BrE informal

The word was not one she recognized, but it made her feel peculiar.

It is when he leaves the neighborhood that things feel peculiar.

Now the only thing that felt peculiar was the point at which she had received the injection.

This made him feel peculiar, all hot and dirty somehow.

In no time at all, she adds, "This man makes me feel peculiar."

He felt peculiar, as if someone were watching him.

Ten meters from the rim, feeling peculiar, she looked back.

So deep did Sept. 11 hit that it felt peculiar not to know someone directly affected.

It felt peculiar to be under different, almost cordial, circumstances.

It felt peculiar, and he wanted to pull away.

Jake became aware that his own insides were beginning to feel peculiar.

I'd feel peculiar with them eyes in my head."

He was looking her up and down in a way that made her feel peculiar, as if she belonged to him.

That actually felt peculiar; you could adapt to anything over time, and a bruised bottom already seemed normal.

I certainly felt peculiar when she did that.

'If you start to feel peculiar, stay away from the rails.

I feel peculiar sensations, like many creatures on earth at the approach of violent atmospheric changes.

All fine, only I felt peculiar, so it wasn't.

A. It felt peculiar wanting to be a scientist when everyone around me majored in home economics.

She unwrapped the blanket, speaking slowly because she felt peculiar.

But it was more than just his youthful perfection that made her feel peculiar in his presence.

She felt peculiar, as if a door were creaking open before her to reveal a strange and unexpected vista.

--and perhaps after all it is only a feeling peculiar to myself.

The fit was not too bad, though it felt peculiar: highly starched, stiff, scratchy.

The circumstances-a stranger calling about your daughter after so many years-must feel peculiar."