Adding air quotes to a sentence, without justification, usually used as a desperate maneuver when trying to keep an uninterested audience's attention. Often the audience must ponder the speaker's intent, searching for a double meaning that is rarely forthcoming.
Can be used in conjunction with if you know what I mean
Can be used in conjunction with if you know what I mean
Person using Flair Quote: ...So, after I poured the orange juice I "'Toasted'" a bagel, if you know what I mean.
Person 2: Uhm, no...?
Person 2: Uhm, no...?
by LordAlchemist July 10, 2009