panache

This media can’t be boring or overly wonky — it must speak in popular vernaculars with style and panache.

He has no imagination in his criminality; no panache, no style, no originality.

A showman who, as the author of “The Colored Museum,” was fully at home in more abstract realms of playwriting, he knew how to balance radical theatricality with more conventional storytelling panache.

With panache, patience, technical assurance, and explosive strokes, he looks poised to become Kohli's successor as the team's talisman.

Author Pandora Skyes wrote: "Butter will churn your brain and your stomach with panache."