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Dutchman
[duhch-muhn]
noun
plural
Dutchmena native or inhabitant of the Netherlands.
(lowercase)a piece or wedge inserted to hide the fault in a badly made joint, to stop an opening, etc.
Theater.a narrow strip of canvas to conceal the join between two flats.
Slang: Sometimes Offensive.a term used to refer to a German.
Dutchman
/ ˈʌʃə /
noun
a native, citizen, or inhabitant of the Netherlands
a piece of wood, metal, etc, used to repair or patch faulty workmanship
derogatoryan Afrikaner
Sensitive Note
51Թ History and Origins
Example Sentences
A spokesperson for the prosecutors has confirmed that the Dutchman has now returned to the Netherlands.
Dutchman Reijnders described himself as "box-to-box" number eight when speaking in Florida before the game and there were early positive signs too of what he will bring to this City side.
The experienced Dutchman has been brought in to work alongside Guardiola after a successful period as assistant to Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool, where he helped the Reds win the Premier League and Champions League.
Last week Warwick was quoted as saying that a penalty given to Red Bull's Max Verstappen at the Spanish Grand Prix after the Dutchman apparently deliberately collided with Mercedes' George Russell was "right".
But then I remembered I did dance to the Six Fat Dutchmen in the ninth grade.
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