IPA: /kwɛɪntɪst/
KK: /kwentɪst/
The most charmingly unusual or old-fashioned in appearance or style.
The quaintest village I have ever visited was filled with cobblestone streets and historic cottages.
Comparative: quainter
Superlative: quaintest
**Quaintest** → It is formed from "quaint" (from Old French *cointe*, meaning clever or elegant) and the superlative suffix "-est" (meaning most). The word "quaintest" refers to something that is most charmingly unusual or attractively old-fashioned.
Think of something that is the "most clever" or "most elegant" — that's what quaintest means, as it describes the highest degree of charm or unusualness.