# quainter

Pronunciation: say "KWAYNT-er" US /ˈkweɪntɚ/, UK /ˈkweɪntə/

## Adjective

1. Comparative of quaint. — comparative form of quaint: more quaint
   - Simple: Comparative of quaint. Use it to say one place or thing is more charming in an old-fashioned way.
   - _The side streets, lined with tiny bookshops and gas lamps, felt quainter than the busy main square._
   - _The new owners kept the quainter features of the inn, such as the creaking stairs and the brass bell at the front desk._

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