quaint
Comparative
quainter
Superlative
quaintest
1
curiously distinct, unique, or unusual
- She has a quaint way of speaking that’s both charming and eccentric.
- His quaint sense of humor often catches people off guard with its peculiar wit.
- The platypus is known for its quaint features, particularly its duck-like bill.
- The old mansion had a quaint atmosphere, with odd artifacts scattered in every room.
- The town was filled with quaint cottages, each with its own unique charm.
2
having an old-fashioned charm or appeal
- The quaint little cottage, with its thatched roof and flower-filled garden, looked like something from a storybook.
- They stayed in a quaint bed and breakfast in the countryside, complete with antique furniture.
- The quaint village square, with its cobblestone streets and historic buildings, was a popular tourist attraction.
- Her quaint tea set, with delicate china cups and saucers, was passed down from her grandmother.
- The quaint tradition of afternoon tea, served with scones and clotted cream, was a cherished ritual.