![*FLAIR : ['flar, 'fler]
Etymology: French, literally, sense of smell, from
Old French, odor, from flairier to give off an odor,
from Late Latin flagrare, alteration of Latin fragrare
1 : a uniquely attractive quality : STYLE
2 : a skill to make good use of something : TALENT
(Sense of special aptitude is Amer.Eng. 1925, perhaps from notion of a hound's ability to track scent. )](_top.gif)
![*FLAIR : ['flar, 'fler]
Etymology: French, literally, sense of smell, from
Old French, odor, from flairier to give off an odor,
from Late Latin flagrare, alteration of Latin fragrare
1 : a uniquely attractive quality : STYLE
2 : a skill to make good use of something : TALENT
(Sense of special aptitude is Amer.Eng. 1925, perhaps from notion of a hound's ability to track scent. )](_bottom.gif)
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