NETHERLANDS
ADJECTIVES
1600 ► NETHERLANDIAN of the Netherlands → rare
1719 ► BUTTER BOWZY designating a Dutchman → obs.
ADVERBS
L16 ► UPSEE-DUTCH in the Dutch manner → sl.
NOUNS
17C ► FROGLAND the Netherlands → obs. derogatory
1617 ► DUTCHLAND the Netherlands → rare
1996 ► THE DAM Amsterdam → UK sl.
NOUNS, PERSON
– a Dutch girl TANNAKIN; TANNIKIN 1557 obs.
– a Dutch girl or woman FROKIN E17 obs.
– a Dutchman BUTTERBAG 1645 derogatory
– a Dutchman BUTTERMOUTH a1549 obs.
– a Dutchman CABBAGEHEAD M19 US nickname, sl., derogatory
– a Dutchman DUTCHIE; DUTCHY 1834 colloq.
– a Dutchman FROGLANDER 17C Brit. nickname, derogatory
– a Dutchman HANS 1855
– a Dutchman KAASKOP 1970s S. Afr. sl.
– a Dutchman SQUAREHEAD 1965 Amer. dial.
– a Dutchman YELLOW-BELLY Bk1904 UK sl.
– a Dutchman; a man who says ‘yaw-yaw’ for ‘yes’ YAW-YAW Bk1904 nautical sl.
– a Dutchman as personifying Holland NICKY FROG 1712 Sc. contemptuous usage
– a Dutchman; from the great quantity of butter eaten by the people of that country BUTTERBOX 1698-99 cant
– a Dutchman; later, a person descended from Dutch settlers LOW DUTCHMAN 1576
– a Dutch person TULIP MUNCHER Bk1998 NZ sl.
– a Dutch woman WROKIN 17C sl.
– a Dutch woman WROKIN 17C
– an alderman or administrator of a city ward in Dutch hist. WARD-MASTER 1855
– a native or inhabitant of the province of Zeeland in the Netherlands ZEELANDER; ZELLANDER c1400
– a native or inhabitant of Zealand, a province of the Netherlands ZEALANDER 1573
– a Netherlander ORANGEMAN 1967 Amer. dial.
– a Netherlander ORANGEY 1895 Amer. dial.
– an ‘Ignorant Dutch Bastard’ I.D.B. 1920s Cockneys’ sl.
– a person of Netherlands ancestry DIKE CLIMBER 1966 Amer. dial.
– a person of Netherlands ancestry DIKE JUMPER 1966 Amer. dial.
– the people of the Netherlands collectively LOW DUTCH 1592 obs.
VERBS
1804 ► MYNHEERIFY to study Dutch → obs.
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