What does FLUTSCH in german means ....i think its a german word?

may be a bad word.........

i already googled it but translation fails

When something is "flutschig" it is slippery. Flutschen, as a verb, means to slip, to glide (into something), also to work quickly (as in function, "das flutscht".)

It's a regionalism, most likely understood in Bavaria and Austria, probably not in North Germany. Not a particularly bad word, although you can probably imagine in what context "flutschig" might be understood that way.

It didn't translate.

when something goes very quickly
it麓s described as flutsch

FLUTSCH DER TOILETTEN

i have never heard this word.

it is not a german word!!!!!!!!

its not german.. so think 'bout it twice b4 askin..

my goodness, are there actually people who claim to know the german language throroughly and say it麓s not a word? Don麓t believe the hype, Ingmar is 100 % correct.
"Es flutscht nur so" can mean that it is getting done very fast, highly productive.
If you hold a grape between 2 fingers, press it and if it slips out sort of like a projectile you have the exact description of something that "flutscht".
And no, it麓s NOT a bad word!