odd; strange; uncanny; (bound form) monster; supernatural being; to find strange; to regard as odd; to blame; (coll.) somewhat; rather

strange; weird; eccentric; bizarre

(it's) no wonder (that...); (it's) not surprising (that)

to blame; to rebuke

monster; devil

to make a fuss about nothing (idiom)

ugly person

odd; unusual; I can't believe that ...

hobgoblin; bogey; phantom

(of a ghost) to make strange things happen; to act up; to act behind the scenes; to make mischief; odd; to misbehave (euphemism for having sex)

to blame sb wrongly

sea monster; aquatic monster

to do sth wacky; wacky; wacky behavior

sea monster

bigfoot

grotesque

don't blame (sb)

strange; curious; surprising

to blame; to rebuke

to write about mysterious or supernatural things

to marvel

it'd be a wonder if... (following a verb phrase that is usually negative)

No wonder!; not surprising

(dialect) strange

a goblin; a spirit

spirits and devils (usually harmful); demon

supernatural being (such as a demon, monster, ghost, spirit, gremlin etc)

faun, half-goat half-human creature of Greek mythology

to mind; to take offense

demons and ghosts; ghouls and bogies

not at all surprising (idiom)

lit. to summon demons to create havoc (idiom); fig. to stir up all kinds of trouble

fantastic oddities of every description (idiom)

Pokémon (Japanese media franchise)

(idiom) mischievously clever; whimsically quirky

quaint; odd and picturesque; weird and wonderful

(idiom) all kinds of evil spirits or malevolent beings

(lit.) a person who has seen little of the world will be astonished by certain things (idiom); (fig.) to be taken aback by sth because of one's lack of sophistication; naive; unworldly

variant of 稀奇古怪[xi1 qi2 gu3 guai4]

please don't take offense; don't take it personally

(idiom) crazy; bizarre; weird; fantastic; strange

(idiom) to have seen sth so often that it doesn't seem strange at all; to be well accustomed (to sth)

strangely enough; oddly enough; strange to say

please don't be upset; no hard feelings; absit iniuria verbis; let injury by words be absent

malevolent spirits

(saying) unattractive or untalented people tend to make spectacles of themselves

Loch Ness Monster

nobody will find fault with extra courtesy (idiom); courtesy costs nothing