Fluking

/ˈfluːkɪŋ/ verb

Definition

The act of achieving something by accident or luck rather than by skill or effort.

Etymology

Present participle of fluke, from the noun fluke meaning a lucky accident, adding the -ing suffix to show ongoing action.

Kelly Says

Fluking is basically luck in action—professional athletes hate it because it means you got lucky instead of earning your success!

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