“Fluke” in Japanese
Short answer
フロック
furokku
Fluke in Japanese is “フロック” (furokku). Full meaning: fluke, chance, unexpected event, lucky shot (e.g. in billiards).
Other ways to say “Fluke” in Japanese
紛れ
magire fluke, chance, pure luck; confusion, complications; being gripped by strong feelings, fit (e.g. of anger), moment (e.g. of frustration)
まぐれ当たり
magureatari lucky shot, fluke
ぶろっく
burokku fluke, chance, unexpected event, lucky shot (e.g. in billiards)
フロツグ
furoggu fluke, chance, unexpected event, lucky shot (e.g. in billiards)
フロツク
furokku fluke, chance, unexpected event, lucky shot (e.g. in billiards)
ブロツク
burokku fluke, chance, unexpected event, lucky shot (e.g. in billiards)
ブロック
burokku fluke, chance, unexpected event, lucky shot (e.g. in billiards)
フロッグ
furoggu fluke, chance, unexpected event, lucky shot (e.g. in billiards)
まぎれ
magire fluke, chance, pure luck; confusion, complications; being gripped by strong feelings, fit (e.g. of anger), moment (e.g. of frustration)
マギレ
magire fluke, chance, pure luck; confusion, complications; being gripped by strong feelings, fit (e.g. of anger), moment (e.g. of frustration)
マグレ当たり
magureatari lucky shot, fluke
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