Quaint is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for QUAINT in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• pleasantly odd, also QUEINT
• attractively unusual or old-fashioned
• attractively unusual, esp in an old-fashioned style
• Prudent; wise; hence, crafty; artful; wily.
• Characterized by ingenuity or art; finely fashioned; skillfully wrought; elegant; graceful; nice; neat.
• Curious and fanciful; affected; odd; whimsical; antique; archaic; singular; unusual; as, quaint architecture; a quaint expression.
• strange in an interesting or pleasing way
• very strange or unusual; odd or even incongruous in character or appearance
• attractively old-fashioned (but not necessarily authentic)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• pleasingly old-fashioned or unfamiliar

Words related to QUAINT

quainter17 quaintest18 quaintly20 quaintness19 quaintnesses21 queint15

How to use QUAINT in a sentence

• It is very quaint, this self-satisfaction of the Barbadian Negro.
• That quaint desire was abandoned from the day when she learned that she had destroyed his greatest work.
• After lunch we walked in the woods, and I can never tell you of the beauty of it, with the scent of Spring in the air, and the quaint wild flowers.
• Even the quaint and rather solemn touch pleased me, of the first toast being said between two freshly lighted candles, to those members who were dead.
• I am in the larger compartment with the two girls, and we have only one enormous bed for the three of us! And it does seem quaint, Mamma, sleeping with women.
• In the earliest Christian poetry there is a tendency to write by accent rather than by quantity, but that does not say that the hymns have not a quaint Gothic music of their own.
• He walked slower now, greatly interested in everything he beheld, from the quaint store to the people gathered ground the building.
• You are safe if you believe all the quaint and romantic and inconsistent and impossible things that come to your knowledge concerning the Village.
• Rowland Hill, the popular London preacher, used quaint humor to draw the people, and powerful appeal to sweep them into the kingdom.
• It was a quaint structure, with a kind of old, foreign look about it.
• It provides a quaint and interesting epitome of the medical opinion of the day, but it is of more special interest as the source for the earliest history of the Harrogate waters.
• Her eyes were very sweet and round and blue, and she wore a quaint little snuff-colored gown.
• Yet I am tempted to anticipate, because the mention of Edenburn earlier in this chapter suggests a quaint individual about whom a few observations may be made.
• Clad in raiment of quaint severity, the head of the house led his Puritan family and servants across the snow-clad fields to worship.
• Even in such circumstances his passion for the Homeric story found means, sufficiently quaint, for its gratification.
• From Beaulieu we went to Lymington, a quaint and ancient town, with a picturesque port.
• There is a certain quaint solemnity, a beautiful austerity, in the unaccompanied singing of hymns that touches me profoundly.
• It has now little save its quaint air of antiquity to make it remarkable.
• It is a quaint oblong court closed at one end by the entrance gateway, and at the other by a chapel.
• The building looks very quaint in the midst of the modern life which surrounds it.
• The quaint little church of Ellerburne and the few antique cottages that make up the hamlet lie about a mile from Thornton up the steep valley to the north.
• It is full of quaint stone cottages, and is ornamented by the square tower of the church and the cheerful brook that flows along the road side.

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