Fluke

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 194
flook, n. the part of an anchor which fastens m the ground. [Akin to Ger. pflug, a plough, Ictt.flaia, to tear Flume, (Tom, u the channel for the wate i that drives a mill-wheel A S flam, a stream from L fliitncn, a nvei —fluo, to flow.]
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