terms |
fluked |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adjective fluked is
having flukes.
As a verb fluked is
(
fluke).
fluxed |
fluked |
As verbs the difference between fluxed and fluked
is that
fluxed is (
flux) while
fluked is (
fluke).
As an adjective fluked is
having flukes.
fluked |
flukes |
As an adjective fluked
is having flukes.
As a verb fluked
is past tense of fluke.
As a noun flukes is
plural of fluke.
fluked |
flunked |
As verbs the difference between fluked and flunked
is that
fluked is past tense of fluke while
flunked is past tense of flunk.
As an adjective fluked
is having flukes.
fluted |
fluked |
As adjectives the difference between fluted and fluked
is that
fluted is having flutes or grooves, either for decoration or to trim weight while
fluked is having flukes.
As verbs the difference between fluted and fluked
is that
fluted is (
flute) while
fluked is (
fluke).
flaked |
fluked |
As verbs the difference between flaked and fluked
is that
flaked is (
flake) while
fluked is (
fluke).
As an adjective fluked is
having flukes.
fluked |
flukey |
As adjectives the difference between fluked and flukey
is that
fluked is having flukes while
flukey is lucky.
As a verb fluked
is (
fluke).
flued |
fluked |
As adjectives the difference between flued and fluked
is that
flued is having a flue or flues (of a specified kind) while
fluked is having flukes.
As a verb fluked is
(
fluke).
fluke |
fluked |
As verbs the difference between fluke and fluked
is that
fluke is to obtain a successful outcome by pure chance while
fluked is past tense of fluke.
As a noun fluke
is a lucky or improbable occurrence, with the implication that the occurrence could not be repeated.
As a proper noun Fluke
is {{surname|from=|lang=en}.
As an adjective fluked is
having flukes.