"Weir" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Weir" Meaning

A weir is a wall or structure built across a river to control the flow of water. It can also refer to something that is unusual or strange and unexpected.

"Weir" Examples

Examples of Adjective "Weir"

1: Having an unusual and often quaint or charming quality

- The old, abandoned mill by the lake was a humble village's weir and source of fascination.

2: Marked by irregularity or abnormality

- You're behaving strangely today; is there something that's causing your behavior to be such a throwback to a weird moment?

3: Relating to or resembling a weir or jet

- The man made a splash with his novel design for a weir, combining pressure and force to optimize flow.

4: Linguistic usage

- Ba's weird cries echoed across the valley so eerily that even Dra pointed start at the oddness.

5: What someone use for a specific job or case

- My sister is weir for dancing in public and could really bring a party alive.