flairing

The art of joggling barware, bar tools and drink bottles performed by master cocktailians and molecular mixologists.

A movement of the hand(s) either one at a time or simultaneously, to music, usually timed with an underlying beat or bass. The hand begins as a fist, then all fingers are extended showing an open palm (note: this action is performed quickly appearing as though one is acting out flashes of light with their hands).

A type of strange capability that resides in some people. The touch.

"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.

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

A brand of electronic cigarette that is popular with the cool kids. Not to be confused with the juul which has been deemed unsatisfactory compared to it.

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.