1. of or pertaining to the Netherlands.
2. a blunt made by rolling weed in a cigar wrapper
3. "to
get in Dutch" - to get in trouble;
4. "
Dutch treat"; an invitation where the invitee is expected to pay his/her own way.
5. "Dutch date"; a date where each person agrees to pick up their own tab.
6. "Dutch uncle": a stern disciplinarian;
7. "
Dutch courage"; courage derived from drinking alcohol
1. Dutch girls look really fly in those wooden shoes.
2. Don't bogart that dutch.
3. I got in Dutch with Teresa when she noticed
497 calls to Raquel on my phone bill.
4. When I found out it was supposed to be
Dutch treat I had to climb out the bathroom window.
5. Raquel said she'd only go out with me if it's a Dutch date. She doesn't want to feel obligated to give me any.
6. Don't Dutch-uncle me, you ain't my daddy!
7. When I found out I was in Dutch with Theresa i had to stop by the bar for some
Dutch courage before I went home.