fluke

He doesn't seem to know me at all, and I believe his shot at me by way of my father was a fluke.

Jenkins was reliable, usually, and hadn't come up with a fluke yet.

This time there could be no fluke, for the great Red McGloin was up on the favorite.

He was to ride; ride the winner of the last Carter, the winner of a fluke race.

He is most awfully rich, too, and he came into his money quite by a fluke.

She was so slow that we could hardly hope for a prize except by a fluke.

It seemed to her to be all a fluke which she could have little or no hope of repeating.

At last Mr Fluke agreed to give him some work in the open air.

He at once went out; Mr Fluke was at the further end of the garden.

Only fancy where we should all be if fluke showed itself in Britannula!