Synonym: curious, odd, old-fashioned. Similar words: acquainted, maintain, ain't, faint, saint, dainty, painter, complaint. Meaning: [kweɪnt] 
adj. 1. strange in an interesting or pleasing way 2. very strange or unusual; odd or even incongruous in character or appearance 3. attractively old-fashioned (but not necessarily authentic).
adj. 1. strange in an interesting or pleasing way 2. very strange or unusual; odd or even incongruous in character or appearance 3. attractively old-fashioned (but not necessarily authentic). 
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31 Evocative, yes, but don't think that today's Ireland is set in some quaint emerald aspic.
32 This description owes its quaint sound partly to its antiquity, and partly to ambiguity.
33 If anything, Teds are remembered with a degree of nostalgia and viewed as something quaint.
34 Ruth loved the ancient town of Pollensa with its quaint narrow streets and low red stone houses.
35 He had time to think, time to become an old man in aspic, in sculptured soap, quaint and white.
36 If you ask tourists, the alleyways are a quaint remnant of old Chinatown.
37 Once each year George and Doris secretly meet in a quaint seaside resort, rekindling what has become a 25-year fling. Sentencedict.com
38 It had refused to remain either sleepy or teeming, chaotic or quaint.
39 But there was nothing quaint about the masculine form that adorned it.
40 Mendip's many attractive villages are full of charm and character - most have quaint churches and other features of interest.
41 Well, the times are hardly simple, the place certainly not quaint.
42 The present world has little room for such quaint people.
43 Stigler scoffed at the quaint idea of university as a place where a professor and a small group of students can sit in a study and discuss great thoughts.
44 This seems quaint, but at least one scholar has expressed confusion over whether this Mira is a real person.
45 It looked impossibly quaint, although nothing like as appealing as those far-off places of her imagination.
46 He saw them as quaint, or innocent, or touching.
47 As tropical, as quaint, as any undiscovered island.
48 He quavered forth a quaint old ditty.
49 Our neighbor is a quaint old lady.
50 They lived in a quaint little house.
51 To Philip the room seemed quaint and charming.
52 Over the parapet showed quaint and fanciful little buildings.
53 Did you ever hear anything so quaint?
54 The piano has a quaint old - world tone about it.
55 On the face of it, life was a mixture of the quaint and the archaic.
56 Here was an old church, quaint and rambling and gabled.
57 Royalty , nobility, the andHow quaint ! Even the rabble.
58 For those that don't know what nixie tubes are, they were used back in 1969 in calculators and are quaint neon display tubes.
59 My grandfather's quaint worries about me and Mel Ott and Eleanor Roosevelt are enough to make a contemporary worrier weep with envy.
60 The quaint Persian city has been engulfed by a roaring metropolis.
More similar words: acquainted, maintain, ain't, faint, saint, dainty, painter, complaint, in the main, paintwork, plaintiff, constraint, maintenance, uncertainty, quack, square, squad, loquat, quantum, quarrel, qualify, quality, quandary, quarter, adequate, quantity, equation, be equal to, quavering, loquacious.