Flair

Noun

 * 1) a natural or innate talent or aptitude; a knack
 * 2) distinctive style or elegance; panache or elan

Synonyms

 * (natural or innate talent): gift, knack, talent
 * (distinctive style or elegance): elan, elegance, grace, panache, style

Adjectives for Flair
vicious; promotional; remarkable; definite; noticeable.

Thesaurus
ability, ableness, acuity, acumen, acuteness, adequacy, adroitness, an ear for, an eye for, aptitude, aptness, art, artistic skill, artistry, arty-craftiness, bent, blazon, braininess, bravura, brightness, brilliance, brilliancy, bump, caliber, capability, capableness, capacity, capacity for, chic, clear thinking, cleverness, competence, critical discernment, daring, dash, demonstration, dexterity, discernment, display, dower, dowry, dramatics, eclat, efficacy, efficiency, elan, elegance, endowment, equipment, esprit, etalage, exhibition, exhibitionism, facility, faculty, false front, fanfaronade, feel, felicity, figure, fitness, flaunt, flaunting, flourish, forte, genius, genius for, gift, gift for, giftedness, gifts, glamor, head, histrionics, inclination, innate aptitude, insight, instinct, judgment, keen-wittedness, keenness, knack, leaning, long suit, makings, manifestation, mental alertness, mercurial mind, metier, mind, native cleverness, natural endowment, natural gift, nimble mind, nimble-wittedness, nimbleness, nous, oomph, pageant, pageantry, panache, parade, parts, penetration, perception, perceptiveness, perspicacity, pizzazz, potential, power, powers, proclivity, proficiency, propensity, qualification, quick parts, quick thinking, quick wit, quick-wittedness, quickness, ready wit, savvy, sham, sharp-wittedness, sharpness, show, showing-off, skill, smartness, smarts, sparkle, speciality, spectacle, splash, splurge, sprightly wit, staginess, strong flair, strong point, style, stylishness, sufficiency, susceptibility, talent, talents, taste, tendency, the goods, the stuff, theatrics, turn, turn for, vaunt, verve, virtu, vitality, what it takes

Etymology
From, from flair:, from flairier:, from  *undefined:, dissimilated variation of  fragro:. More at.

Pronunciation

 * /flɛə/, /flE@/
 * Homophones: flare
 * Homophones: flare
 * Homophones: flare
 * Homophones: flare

Translations

 * French:, ,
 * German:


 * Portuguese:, , aptidão
 * Russian: ,


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Anagrams

 * frail

Etymology
From, from flagrare, to blow. Cognate to Portuguese cheiro.

Noun

 * 1) sense of smell
 * 2) intuition, sixth sense

Anagrams

 * rifla

Noun

 * 1) floor