Definitions
distinctive and stylish elegance
Word origin
From Middle English flayre, from Old French flair (“scent, odour”), from flairier (“to reek, smell”), from Latin flāgrō, dissimilated variation of frāgrō (“emit a sweet smell”, verb). More at fragrant.
Used in a sentence
“to have a flair for art”
“The cafard. The cockroach. The French certainly had a flair for labeling their unhappiness. Long ago he had begun to visualize this nagging misery as the insect the word also named.”
“to dress with flair”
Source: Wiktionary, CC BY-SA 4.0
Used as a crossword answer1 curated clues
01“Stylish talent”5 letters
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