Bizarre
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- "Le beau est toujours bizarre." (Eng: what is beautiful is always bizarre.) --Charles Baudelaire
The word "bizarre" may refer to the following people or things:
- Bizarre is a word which means strange, weird, or completely unusual or unexpected.
- Bizarre (fetish magazine) was a fetish magazine published by John Willie.
- Bizarre (arts magazine) was an arts magazine first published by Eric Losfeld in 1953 and then handed over to Pauvert after the former had edited only two issues.
- Bizarre (book) (1965), a book by Barry Humphries
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