Fluke

[Sarah]

One of the lobes of a whale's tail, so called from theresemblance to the fluke of an anchor.

[Sarah]

1. Occurence based solely on luck or chance.

2. English house-pop trio from the early 90's to later move onto trip-hop and electronica sounds. Most famous for the songs Absurd and Atomb

[Sarah]

A coincidence, luck

[Sarah]

something that happens solely due to luck

[Sarah]

can be used to describe a situation of bullshit.

[Sarah]

Used in describing a situation, instance, or object of chance, surprise, or perplexity.

A company that makes electronic testing equipment to measure voltage, amperage, ohms, and other such like things.

[Sarah]

In Northern Ireland and Ireland (at least), a fluke (pronounced [flook]) is a verb meaning to win against the odds. It can also be used as a noun meaning something won against the odds or someone who wins that way.
Fluke tends to be a positive appreciation of good luck, rather than a denial of the win. It can be used to playfully reject someones

[Becky]

1. [Unlikely] chance occurrence, especially a surprising [piece] of [luck].

[Julene]

in [the san diego], ca 92114 area a [fluke] can be the action of saying you are going to do somthing, or something you call a person a who says they are going to do something, and they make you think they really are and then they up and change their mind about doing it and [dont do it].

[Jason Yan]

[Michigan State] [Universities] 2010 [College Football] Season.

[Sarah]

(1)[fluke] :
can be used to describe [a situation] of bullshit.
(2)fluke :
something that happens solely due to [luck]