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Definition of quaint
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Quaint
(a.)
Curious
and
fanciful;
affected;
odd;
whimsical;
antique;
archaic;
singular;
unusual;
as,
quaint
architecture;
a
quaint
expression..
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Nonacquaintance
::
Nonacquaintance
(n.) Want of
acquaintance;
the state of being
unacquainted.
Experience
::
Experience
(n.) The
effect
upon the
judgment
or
feelings
produced
by any
event,
whether
witnessed
or
participated
in;
personal
and
direct
impressions
as
contrasted
with
description
or
fancies;
personal
acquaintance;
actual
enjoyment
or
suffering..
Ignorant
::
Ignorant
(a.)
Unacquainted
with;
unconscious
or
unaware;
-- used with of.
Taste
::
Taste (v. t.) To
become
acquainted
with by
actual
trial;
to
essay;
to
experience;
to
undergo.
Know
::
Know (v. i.) To be
acquainted
with; to be no
stranger
to; to be more or less
familiar
with the
person,
character,
etc., of; to
possess
experience
of; as, to know an
author;
to know the rules of an
organization..
Preacquaint
::
Preacquaint
(v. t.) To
acquaint
previously
or
beforehand.
Wear
::
Wear (v. i.) To
endure
or
suffer
use; to last under
employment;
to bear the
consequences
of use, as
waste,
consumption,
or
attrition;
as, a coat wears well or ill; --
hence,
sometimes
applied
to
character,
qualifications,
etc.; as, a man wears well as an
acquaintance..
Stranger
::
Stranger
(n.) One who is
unknown
or
unacquainted;
as, the
gentleman
is a
stranger
to me;
hence,
one not
admitted
to
communication,
fellowship,
or
acquaintance..
Acquainted
::
Acquainted
(a.)
Personally
known;
familiar.
See To be
acquainted
with, under
Acquaint,
v. t..
Quaintise
::
Quaintise
(n.)
Craft;
subtlety;
cunning.
Recognize
::
Recognize
(v. t.) To
acknowledge
acquaintance
with, as by
salutation,
bowing,
or the
like..
Quaint
::
Quaint
(a.)
Characterized
by
ingenuity
or art;
finely
fashioned;
skillfully
wrought;
elegant;
graceful;
nice; neat.
Literary
::
Literary
(a.)
Versed
in, or
acquainted
with,
literature;
occupied
with
literature
as a
profession;
connected
with
literature
or with men of
letters;
as, a
literary
man..
Acquainting
::
Acquainting
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Acquain.
Unacquaintedness
::
Unacquaintedness
(n.)
Unacquaintance.
Affinity
::
Affinity
(n.)
Companionship;
acquaintance.
Inconversant
::
Inconversant
(a.) Not
conversant;
not
acquainted;
not
versed;
unfamiliar.
Unacquainted
::
Unacquainted
(a.) Not
usual;
unfamiliar;
strange.
Introduce
::
Introduce
(v. t.) To lead to and make known by
formal
announcement
or
recommendation;
hence,
to cause to be
acquainted;
as, to
introduce
strangers;
to
introduce
one
person
to
another..
Whimsical
::
Whimsical
(a.) Odd or
fantastic
in
appearance;
quaintly
devised;
fantastic.
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