Unco
adjective
1.
remarkable; extraordinary.
2.
unusual; strange.
3.
uncanny.
adverb
4.
remarkably; extremely.
noun, plural uncos.
5.
something extraordinary or unusual; a novelty.
6.
uncos, news.
7.
Obsolete. a stranger.
adjective uncoer, uncoest
1.
unfamiliar, strange, or odd
2.
remarkable or striking
adverb
3.
very; extremely
4.
the unco guid, narrow-minded, excessively religious, or self-righteous people
noun (pl) uncos, uncoes
5.
a novel or remarkable person or thing
6.
(obsolete) a stranger
7.
(pl) news
adjective
1.
awkward; clumsy
noun (pl) uncos
2.
an awkward or clumsy person
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