what does TOUCHE means?

Answer 1

Its used in arguments. When you kno that the other person said something good/ had a good comeback to what you said you could say TOUCHE.

Answer 2

Here's the ver batim definition:

The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language: Fourth Edition. 2000.

touché

SYLLABICATION: tou·ché
PRONUNCIATION: t-sh
INTERJECTION: Used to acknowledge a hit in fencing or a successful criticism or an effective point in argument.
ETYMOLOGY: French, from past participle of toucher, to hit or wound in fencing, from Old French touchier, to touch. See touch.

Answer 3

Touche means: congrats..very well done ..perfect timing..good response..ideal for the situation. Great comeback..funny..ALL at the same time. A tip of the hat to you. Bravo.

Answer 4

Its pronounced "too-shay," usually written with an accent over the "e". My guess is that it means touched, when you touch the opponent with your blunt sword (epee). You then gain a point. But there seems to be other interpretations. "Re-trie" and "I surrender" are too complicated for me.

Answer 5

literally touché means touched in French-

it is used for when someone has a good comeback with great timing or in sword fighting that your opponent touches you with their sword (epeé)

Answer 6

It's like when people are sword fighting and one of the people goes for a jab and they yell "Touche!". haha sorry i'm not sure if that was helpful

Answer 7

touched

Answer 8

I retrie, or I surrender, it is basically a statement of defect...or in conversation a way to verbally aqueisce.