| ADJ | quaint | quainter | quaintest |
| SYNO | old-time | olde worlde | quaint |
ADJ positive | comparative | superlative
| quaint {adj} [charming, esp. landscape, village etc.] | idyllisch 3442 | |
| quaint {adj} | bizarr 1450 | |
| quaint {adj} | kurios 987 | |
| quaint {adj} [charming, esp. landscape, village etc.] | malerisch [Gegend etc.] 508 | |
| quaint {adj} | reizend 385 | |
| quaint {adj} [quirky, odd] | wunderlich 312 | |
| quaint {adj} [e.g. pub, cottage, village] | urig 303 | |
| quaint {adj} | goldig [ugs.] 277 | |
| quaint {adj} [charming, esp. landscape, village etc.] | pittoresk [geh.] 228 | |
| quaint {adj} [strange] | sonderbar 160 | |
| quaint {adj} | originell 110 | |
| quaint {adj} [charming] | lieblich [Landschaft etc.] 82 | |
| quaint {adj} [old-fashioned] | altmodisch 76 | |
| quaint {adj} [quirky, odd] | schrullig 73 | |
| quaint {adj} | drollig 63 | |
| quaint {adj} [of a person: odd] | kauzig 63 | |
| quaint {adj} [strange] | eigenartig 62 | |
| quaint {adj} | anheimelnd 50 | |
| quaint {adj} [charming] | entzückend 18 | |
| quaint {adj} [quirky, odd] | verschroben [oft pej.] 18 | |
| quaint {adj} [strange] | eigentümlich 18 | |
| quaint {adj} [e.g. pub, cottage, village] | urtümlich [urig] 14 | |
| quaint {adj} [pleasantly unusual] | wundersam [geh.] 14 | |
| quaint {adj} [strange] | seltsam 12 | |
| quaint {adj} [e.g. pub, cottage, village] | urwüchsig [urig] 8 | |
| quaint {adj} | altertümlich hübsch | |
2 Wörter |
| quaint village | idyllisches Dorf {n} | |
3 Wörter |
| ungeprüft quaint-as-hell | urig wie die Hölle | |
| quaint old man | wunderlicher Alter {m} | |
| quaint old man | verschrobener alter Kauz {m} [ugs.] [pej.] | |
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- The houses and the structure of the buildings are quite quaint, which reflects the past as ex-YPF properties.
- The town is known for quaint, family-operated, wineries and its connectivity to walking paths around the Nahe wine region.
- With its adjacent quaint cafes and curiosity shops it provides an excellent backdrop to the famous artist's first painting in Berwick upon Tweed.
- A variety of quaint restaurants, izakaya, and fast food locations lie within short walking distance of the station.
- Montagano is a beautiful and quaint, white stone village surrounded by farmland that borders the following municipalities: Limosano, Matrice, Petrella Tifernina, Ripalimosani.
- This quaint town is off the usual tourist trail and is uncrowded. It houses several old dilapidated colonial French Indochina era homes.
- The village is surrounded by plantations of rubber and palm oil trees. Many quaint shops exist in the village centre.
- In 1967, the quaint, castellated entrance gates on the Rickmansworth Road were demolished to make way for a new traffic system.
- The village itself is quaint with his medieval old town, which blends picturesquely between the Wörnitz River and the castle hill.
- It is also home to quaint bookstores and many excellent cafes.
- His house is still preserved at 2 Terasy street, a quaint path climbing up the green hill of Aleja Górska.
- Bruce published nothing himself, and the rough quaint sermons issued as his were taken from the notes of his hearers.
- Karsha (biggest Monastery in Zanskar). This festival has masked dance, quaint music and spiritual chants which continue for two days.
- Ichiburi — This is a quaint little fishing village with still many signs of old Japan.
- Henry Blackburn's "Breton Folk: An Artistic Tour of Brittany" (1880) described the pension as a quaint little auberge down by the bridge.
- Over the last years, Federal has seen settlers revitalize new services and endures as a quaint village for its rural lifestyle.
- Irish and quaint as all get-out is the title tune, a small lesson in Gaelic a la Berlitz.
- Elizabeth Lucy Spencer was born 17 December 1822 in a quaint and modest house near the Cobb in Lyme Regis, Dorset, England.
- Bragg Creek is popular for shopping, with its quaint shops, restaurants, and mountain scenery.
- Madh Island (Marathi pronunciation: [...]) is a group of several quaint fishing villages and farmlands in northern Mumbai.
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