Like the ever popular 'touché', oneché is a form of touché just half as good. This is used when one admits that the other person is correct, or makes sense, but not to the extent of a full touché.
example of touché:
"why is sarah divorcing mark?"
"mark had an affair with about 34 different women, including sarah's sister"
"touché"
example of oneché:
"why is sarah divorcing mark?"
"mark's ugly as hell"
"oneché"
"why is sarah divorcing mark?"
"mark had an affair with about 34 different women, including sarah's sister"
"touché"
example of oneché:
"why is sarah divorcing mark?"
"mark's ugly as hell"
"oneché"
by The Greatest Bambino July 4, 2009