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the difference between doing the job and making it yours.
means A natural talent or stylish, distinctive way of doing something that sets it apart.
from From French flair, 'a smell, a sense of smell,' and behind it the verb flairer, 'to give off a scent.' The trail runs back to Latin fragrare, 'to emit a smell' — the same root that perfumes the word 'fragrant.' Originally it described a keen nose, the instinct of a hunting dog catching a scent on the wind; English borrowed it in the 19th century, and that hunter's instinct softened into a gift for style — knowing, almost by smell, the right way to do a thing.
- office space
- the movie made 15 pieces of flair iconic
- french root
- comes from old French for sense of smell
- bartending
- flair bartenders flip bottles competitively worldwide
- signal
- a flare and flair share fiery ancestry
ric flair — wwe wrestler with 16 world championships, known for his signature catchphrase 'to be the man'
flair airlines — canadian regional airline founded 1985, operated until 2005