lacking symmetry; unsymmetrical

wrong; incorrect; not quite proper; amiss

Focusing on the facts or the matter at hand rather than attacking the person involved; criticizing an action or situation without being personal.

completely irrelevant or mismatched; often describes a response that has nothing to do with the question asked

the content of a piece of writing or speech is off-topic; irrelevant to the point; also describes an answer that does not address the question

literally meaning "a donkey's lips do not match a horse's mouth"; used to describe things that are completely irrelevant to each other, wide of the mark, or a reply that does not answer the question

not proper; not fit for the occasion; unsuitable

not to one's liking; not suitable for one's taste

to be on bad terms with someone or to be at odds with each other

not matching up or not meeting properly; incorrect or suspicious

to be inconsistent or not match with common sense, facts, or normal conditions; used to describe words, behavior, or moods that seem off or fishy

Used as a question to ask if something is correct or to seek agreement, meaning "right?" or "is that so?"

displeasing to the eye; objectionable or unsatisfactory

To not get along or find each other disagreeable; to be unpleasant or offensive to one another (often said of two people, but can also refer to an individual being objectionable)

abnormal; not quite right; fishy or suspicious; in poor condition

ox's head doesn't match horse's face; inconsistent or irrelevant to the point at hand

to be unable to answer a question or test item correctly

not quite right; fishy; suspicious or different from the usual