What does FLUTSCH in german means ....i think its a german word?

Question

i already googled it but translation fails

Answer 1

i have never heard this word.

Answer 2

it is not a german word!!!!!!!!

Answer 3

my goodness, are there actually people who claim to know the german language throroughly and say it´s not a word? Don´t believe the hype, Ingmar is 100 % correct.

"Es flutscht nur so" can mean that it is getting done very fast, highly productive.

If you hold a grape between 2 fingers, press it and if it slips out sort of like a projectile you have the exact description of something that "flutscht".

And no, it´s NOT a bad word!

Answer 4

It didn't translate.

Answer 5

when something goes very quickly

it´s described as flutsch

Answer 6

When something is "flutschig" it is slippery. Flutschen, as a verb, means to slip, to glide (into something), also to work quickly (as in function, "das flutscht".)

It's a regionalism, most likely understood in Bavaria and Austria, probably not in North Germany. Not a particularly bad word, although you can probably imagine in what context "flutschig" might be understood that way.

Answer 7

its not german.. so think 'bout it twice b4 askin..

Answer 8

FLUTSCH DER TOILETTEN