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.

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

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

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!