Define Double Dutch Meaning

n.:
A style of jump-rope, where two ropes are moved counter to one another. One person stands on each end of the whirling rope-complex, and a third person jumps in the middle of them.

Double dutch requires significantly more concentration than standard jump roping.

Using both a condom and anticonception pills when making babies without making babies.

a game using two jump ropes that swing in opposite directions

Two men, each uses one hand to hold their own dick. With their free hands, they grab each other's arms and move them up and down, causing the men to essentially jerk themselves off. Not gay because technically, each man is only holding his own dick and the other's arm.

A 12" record by Frankie Smith recorded in 1979 by Gene Leone at Alpha International Recording Studios in Philadelphia,PA that has sold over 2 million copied to date...
"Double Dutch Bus" and "Triple Dutch Bus" employed "Pig Latin" in the verses, that at the time, many kids were "speaking" so that their parents could not understand them. See example of Double Dutch Bus Pig Latin:

a very exhausting activity involving two or more persons. It occurs when the two or more participants each drop a deuce at the same time in adjacent bathroom stalls...a three person is a triple crown...four is completing the square, fab five, sixth sense, sail the seven seas, crazy eights, cloud nine, etc.

Totally alien to you, something you don't understand.

skippin' rope with two ropes twirling at the same time. Was really big in the '80s and apparently is making a small comeback.

A jump rope game using 2 ropes. Two people hold an end of each rope between them and turn both ropes in large circles that cross each other. A third person (or more people) "jump" into the turning ropes (large circles) and jump when the ropes pass under them. The rope turners turn the ropes in alternating patterns and the jumpers jump twice as much compared to a single rope jumping game. Also, the rope turners and/or the jumpers sing specific songs while playing. Also used in urban-setting competitions.

jumping rope using two ropes swinging in opposite directions.