Modifies a noun

• comedy: But who would have guessed that his next project would be an offbeat comedy?

• humor: The audience thoroughly enjoyed the twists and turns and the offbeat humor left us all thoroughly entertained.

• look: Lots of skiing links, including employment, and an offbeat look at working in the Alps.

• film: Even more offbeat films are at the SHADOWS FILM FESTIVAL.

• character: In essence it is a romantic comedy with a few offbeat characters thrown into the mix.

• sense: Indeed it is probably the weather that gave the English their offbeat sense of humor.

Modifying Another Word

• slightly: And Boyd's main feat is to turn these slightly offbeat men into the lovable stars of a sweet romance.

• rather: And alongside the story of redemption and comeuppance, we even get a rather offbeat little romance in the bargain.

• very: Through the course of a very offbeat session of therapy, we discover why that is.

• often: He comes up with original and often offbeat effects and his methods are just as wild.

• little: The tabloid style journalism makes usually dull professional information lively, although it may be considered just a little offbeat for some tastes.

Used with adjective complement

• look: Looks offbeat enough to be mildly entertaining, but the starring of Sandler pulls it way down.