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panache

How to use panache in a sentence

They love to see races won with panache, which basically means our gut instinct.

The ear-flaps are hinged at the sides, and at the base of the skull is fixed the Panache, or plume-holder.

ARMOUR &AMP; WEAPONSCHARLES JOHN FFOULKES

On his head was a panache of plumes of the royal green, waving gracefully in the light breeze.

She sat down, and expected every moment to see Mlle. Panache and her daughter make their appearance; but she waited in vain.

At length the door opened, and Mlle. Panache, in a riding habit, made her appearance.

It was a female, and she bore upon her head a most gorgeous headdress of feathers, called a Panache.

She was arrayed in a panache, or head-dress, made entirely of the plumage of the Quezale, the royal bird of Quiche.

They all wore the emblem of royalty, which I at once recognized in the panache of Quezale plumes that graced their heads.

It is better to make friends with it--to turn it into a kind of panache--to wear it with an air, since wear it we must.

But that is only the flaunting of La Panache, the feather of courage in our cap of discouragement.

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985