0 pleasantly odd or strange, especially because of being old-fashioned -- løjerlig
quaint customs.
There are many things that could be characterised as quaint and irrelevant.
The websites are eccentric, quaint and charming but must be immensely misleading to foreigners, if they can find them.
In the first instance, the designation is quaint and obsolete, but that is not the main trouble.
In this quaint arrangement how has he arrived at £5,000 as reasonable or unreasonable?
There are many other equally satisfying forms of enjoyment and entertainment for children, besides performing animal acts, with their quaint and barbaric appearance.
If that is what they say, their views are as quaint as the views of those who believed that the earth was flat.
We are finally starting to move away from the quaint and quirky stars and crowns that confuse many people, especially overseas visitors.
Then he adds the quaint observation that people have been misled into thinking that they are better off.
