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outlandish Something that is so strange or unusual as to be almost impossible to believe. Often used to describe exaggerated statements or behaviors. ■ "His claim that he could eat an entire elephant in one bite was nothing short of outlandish."
Coiffure A hilariously outlandish hairstyle, often featuring extreme height or volume. ■ "Why did the chicken cross the road? To get to the coiffure salon, of course!"
fanciful adjective: characterized by or reflecting imaginative or whimsical ideas or fancies ■ "His fanciful ideas for a new restaurant menu were so outlandish that they never got off the ground."
historical a tale so outlandish it could only have happened in the past ■ The time when a man rode a dinosaur to work was a historical moment that will never be forgotten.
Implausible An outlandish or unlikely story, idea, or situation that is difficult to believe. ■ When my friend told me he won the lottery three times in a row, I thought it was an implausible lie.
wilder To become increasingly outlandish or bizarre. ■ "I never thought I'd see the day when my boss would ask me to wear a clown nose to work, but he must have been feeling wilder than a giddy-up at a rodeo."