Quaintrelle
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Pronunciation /kweɪnˈtɹɛl/ · Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Quaintrelle is a noun meaning (archaic, rare) A woman who is focused on style and leisurely pastimes.
Meaning
(archaic, rare) A woman who is focused on style and leisurely pastimes.
Example Sentences
It folweth nouht that thouh j be thus kembt and a litel make the queyntrelle that for swich cause j am fair
She was the type of woman who deserved to live in a villa or a fancy hotel. The kind of woman you named a star after. A quaintrelle.
His smile becomes the flowering flame, a bunch / Of exquisitely beautiful daisies / Among which dandies and quaintrelles flourish / With parrot and chameleon power in full bloom.
[Jean] Painlevé presented Hyas and Stenorhynchus crabs as both masters of disguise—engaging in forms of camouflage or blending into their environment—and undersea dandies and quaintrelles.
Word Forms
- quaintrelles
Synonyms for quaintrelle
Depending on context, synonyms include dandizette, dandyess, dudelet.
Antonyms for quaintrelle
Common opposites include barbermonger, blade, blood, buck, cockscomb, dandy.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include courtesan, petticoatery, charmeress, elegante, intrigante, odalisque.
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