idiosyncrasy

/ˌɪd.i.əʊˈsɪŋ.kɹə.si/noun

A habit or way of thinking that is particular to one person.

Example sentence

“Wearing gloves indoors was one of his little idiosyncrasies.”

Spelled with 'crasy' at the end, not 'cracy' as in 'democracy'. A neutral word: the quirks it names are odd, not necessarily bad.

Related words

idleTo pass time doing nothing useful; to be inactive or without work.hysteriaA disorder in which a person has physical symptoms such as numbness, blindness, or paralysis that no medical cause can explain.idyllicWonderfully peaceful, beautiful, or happy, like a scene from a perfect painting.hyperlinkA piece of text or an image on a screen that you can click to open another page or start an action.igniteTo make something start burning.hygieneHabits and conditions that keep people clean and protect their health.