quaint|quainter|quaintest in English

adjective

[kweɪnt]

strange, unusual, odd; having charming old-fashioned qualities, strangely charming

Use "quaint|quainter|quaintest" in a sentence

1. It’s also home to quaint Balboa

2. This quaint custom should be revived.

3. He quavered forth a quaint old ditty.

4. Can you understand my quaint English accent?

5. Grandma lives in a quaint old cottage.

6. 6 This quaint custom should be revived.

7. Affrights the flamens [125] at their service quaint;

8. Royalty , nobility, the andHow quaint ! Even the rabble.

9. 4 They still keep some quaint old customs.

10. 1 Grandma lives in a quaint old cottage.

11. She regards the marriage ceremony as a quaint anAchronism

12. Affrights the [43] Flamens at their service quaint;

13. 9 Grandma lives in a quaint old cottage.

14. Quaint nursery rhymes defiled by crashing noise nightmares?

15. 9, September 1900 Various Arras, with its quaint old Arcaded …

16. 9 Beside this, Britain's outbreaks of sleaze seem almost quaint.

17. The Bardling is a pet of the Quaint rarity

18. Top Burmese is a quaint little spot on 21st

19. The Village of Benzonia is quaint, friendly and walkable

20. The Beanery is the definition of a quaint coffeeshop

21. 10 Quaint nursery rhymes defiled by crashing noise nightmares?

22. 7 Fancy taking in the quaint country lanes of Hampshire?

23. 3 Boppard is a small, quaint town with narrow streets.

24. 2 There were many small lanes in the quaint village.

25. 17 We stayed in a quaint little fishing village in Cornwall.