there is nowt so queer as folk
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Definition & Meaning of "there is nowt so queer as folk"in English

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used to suggest that people can be unpredictable and diverse in their behavior, emphasizing the importance of being accepting and respectful of individual differences 

Proverb

What is the origin of the proverb "there is nowt so queer as folk" and when to use it?

The origin of the proverb "there is nowt so queer as folk" is from Scottish and Northern English dialects, with "nowt" meaning "nothing" and "queer" meaning strange or unusual. It serves as a reminder that everyone is unique, and this unpredictability should be embraced rather than judged. The proverb emphasizes the importance of accepting and respecting individual differences, as what seems strange or unusual to one person may be entirely normal for another.

Examples
My neighbor's behavior is baffling to me, but I guess it's true what they say, there is nowt so queer as folk. 
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