| peculiar way | 2.90 | Each had its peculiar ways. | ||
| peculiar thing | 1.58 | It was a very peculiar thing. | ||
| peculiar form | 0.99 | This is our peculiar form of assimilation. | ||
| peculiar circumstance | 0.92 | Yet the peculiar circumstances of the Holocaust do make it unique. | ||
| peculiar kind | 0.72 | Many of the foot soldiers come back with a peculiar kind of war story. | ||
| peculiar nature | 0.72 | The peculiar nature of the Sports Emmy rests in the tapes. | ||
| peculiar problem | 0.72 | We modern folk have a peculiar problem. | ||
| peculiar position | 0.59 | So the poet is left in a peculiar position. | ||
| peculiar mix | 0.53 | That tension makes for a peculiar mix. | ||
| peculiar relationship | 0.53 | London has always had a peculiar relationship to the rest of Britain. | ||
| peculiar situation | 0.53 | It was a peculiar situation. | ||
| peculiar taste | 0.53 | The sweets had a rather peculiar taste. | ||
| peculiar habit | 0.46 | I think I gave up the few peculiar habits I had when I started playing in England. | ||
| peculiar property | 0.46 | Aging has peculiar properties. | ||
| peculiar reason | 0.46 | Here, the losses are caused by peculiar reasons. | ||
| peculiar sense | 0.46 | Mr Kennet has a rather peculiar sense of humour. | ||
| peculiar smell | 0.46 | This cheese has a peculiar smell. | ||
| peculiar brand | 0.39 | Our peculiar brand of civility allows it. | ||
| peculiar fascination | 0.39 | Ants often hold a peculiar fascination for kids. | ||
| peculiar institution | 0.39 | We all are owed an apology for that peculiar institution. |