late 14c., "remarkably, exquisitely, extremely, very; completely," from odd + -ly (2). Meaning "strangely, in an odd manner" is from c. 1600.
odalisque
odd
oddball
odditorium
oddity
oddly
oddments
oddness
odds
ode
odeon
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