flair

"Flair" is a general term used to describe round buttons of various sizes pinned to one's shirts and used to express one's self. Popularized by the 1999 film "Office Space," where a restaurant "Chotchkie's" required employees to wear "at least" 15 pieces of flair.

"Brian has 37 pieces of flair."

by PheagleAdler January 24, 2010

flair

Buttons and other decorative accessories added to a work uniform, esp. at chain restaurants. Almost universally despised by restaurant workers and customers alike.

You know the Nazis had pieces of flair they made the Jews wear.

by the brockman March 16, 2003

flair

bartending tricks. flipping, spinning, and twirling bottles and/or mixing tins in order to impress. realistic moves for everyday use and more impressive moves used for actual competitions.

the girls in coyote ugly practiced bar flair often.

by patience August 6, 2005

flair

an awesomely hot decoration that adds lusciousness to any outfit, these accessories add at least 2 points to any hotness rating

Office Space:How many pieces of flair do you have Jo Ann?
OR
Yo man that chick has got some mad flair.
(vote flair)

by Kate/Emkay/Jordon May 7, 2005

flair

A single flair is a flight of stairs. Plural: Flairs

I climbed 5 flairs to get up here.

by abacus222 August 9, 2006

flair

dangles, laniards, bibs, anything that hangs from you while snowboarding

yo! that kid has mad flair.

by eliteskater November 30, 2003

flair

Going or arriving to a certain place or destination

"Hey man, when are you going to flair around my house?"

by Midst April 29, 2007