| It was the homeliest, quaintest, coziest place in the Adirondacks. |
| Certainly it is one of the quaintest and most primitive attempts of working pictures by needlecraft. |
| The quaintest number, Chela, in which a farmer regales his uncomprehending oxen with his sorrows, involved a kind of yodeling. |
| This neighborhood resembled the quaintest of ghost towns, with few cars and fewer pedestrians traveling Cromwell Road, save for the occasional tourist. |
| A quiet corner of East Sussex made famous by a battle fought in 1066, Rother boasts a handful of the quaintest and most historic towns in England. |
| These usually have little blue beads for eyes, and are of the quaintest and naivest appearance conceivable. |
