“To flub” in Japanese
Short answer
To flub in Japanese is “とちる” (tochiru). Full meaning: to flub (one's lines); to be flustered, to be confused; to bungle, to mess up, to blunder.
Other ways to say “To flub” in Japanese
トチる
tochiru to flub (one's lines); to be flustered, to be confused; to bungle, to mess up, to blunder
トチり
tochiri to flub (one's lines); to be flustered, to be confused; to bungle, to mess up, to blunder
トチら
tochira to flub (one's lines); to be flustered, to be confused; to bungle, to mess up, to blunder
とちら
tochira to flub (one's lines); to be flustered, to be confused; to bungle, to mess up, to blunder
トチッ
tochi to flub (one's lines); to be flustered, to be confused; to bungle, to mess up, to blunder
とちッ
tochi to flub (one's lines); to be flustered, to be confused; to bungle, to mess up, to blunder
トチっ
tochi to flub (one's lines); to be flustered, to be confused; to bungle, to mess up, to blunder
とちっ
tochi to flub (one's lines); to be flustered, to be confused; to bungle, to mess up, to blunder
とちろ
tochiro to flub (one's lines); to be flustered, to be confused; to bungle, to mess up, to blunder
とちれ
tochire to flub (one's lines); to be flustered, to be confused; to bungle, to mess up, to blunder
とちん
tochin to flub (one's lines); to be flustered, to be confused; to bungle, to mess up, to blunder
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