Explaining how to use the word "Touché"

'period' in that sense means ''full stop'' you know when you say ''She just drinks too much, full top'' means the same as ''she just drinks too much, period''
And about touche its just something you use when bantering, or getting into a one-upmanship with words... i think your explaination was better
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Oh, I just typed out an answer and the wireless connection went poop...

It's more used in debates and discussions than in childish exchanges of insults.. If you, perhaps in a heat of the moment stylee, put forward an argument that isn't well thought out, leading the other person to dismiss and rip said argument to shreds with a quick and witty reply, then I would say it is appropriate to reply with 'touché'.

Yes, hard to explain :/

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Touche

Feel free to quote that as the worst example of anything ever in histroy, just give me royalties

ok.

touche: when someone comes back with a counter argument/comment to a point you have just made, and you agree that that counter argument/point was of a high quality and relavance. THERE YA GO

Yep, just 'touch.' In fencing traditionally it is up to the party who gets poked with the foil that has to call the touch (by saying, yes, touché!) and it is then scored. One of the few remaining sports where your opponent dictates your score. Also, if your opponent shouts 'touché' and you don't think you did, you can shout back 'ne pas touché' - all very exciting and quite interesting when you put that level of complexity into stupid insult-trading conversations.

i have said it means like a counter strike, of when you get someone back fairly. like i called someone an insult, and they insulted me back, i could use touche.

Is this right?

ok.

touche: when someone comes back with a counter argument/comment to a point you have just made, and you agree that that counter argument/point was of a high quality and relavance. THERE YA GO