Frichen is a German dialect word that originally meant "to marry". Later, the definition was changed to "to strike". Many people in southern Germany still use the word, however it is no longer officially accepted as German. This is not what the word Frichen is remembered for, however. This word is responsible as the derivation of Fuck, which would later become the most common English cuss word as well as the most frequently mentioned F word, the biggest multi-definition F word and the only word in the English language to be known as the F word.
"Je m'en fiche" is a French expression that can be loosely translated to "I don't care" or "I don't give a damn." It is similar to the French expression "je m'en fous" (I don't give a fuck), but far less vulgar. It is still slang though and usually used in what one could potentially describe as "street French;" albeit a softer street French than the one that would use "je m'en fous" or "j'en ai rien à foutre."
He wants to leave me for whom? Pffft, je m'en fiche! I'lljust find someone new.
When win a game by using the cheap character or using a move set numerous times in a match to win against skilled players. When you clearly are more skilled than the person that beat you at the same game.
Ficheralizing: You win a game of skill by using a cheap tactic. You make excuses for losing by creating reason that the other person beat you unfairly.
Ficheralizing:Using Ryu's/Ken's fireball in Street Fighter.