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I think you talk about the french word "toucher" which means "to touch"

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You could be thinking of "touché", pronounced "too shay" and meaning "touched", a Fencing term in French acknowledging a hit with the sword: the person hit calls "touché", meaning "you have touched me!". "Touché" is now more widely used to acknowledge a good point made in conversation or in an argument, and so on, and means, roughly, "You got me!".

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The word "Touche' is commonly used to mean "The Same" in English.

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