Associations to the word «Dutchman»
Noun
- Wagner
- Davy
- Pandora
- Sailing
- Frenchman
- Swede
- Breech
- Tristan
- Irishman
- Willem
- Englishman
- Frying
- Frenchmen
- Overture
- Pieter
- Beckett
- Spaniard
- Kitchener
- Cornelius
- Frau
- Epsom
- Dutch
- Van
- Siegfried
- Pipe
- Ashe
- Johan
- Sparrow
- Opera
- Dupont
- Superstition
- Boer
- Englishmen
- Faust
- Finn
- Schultz
- Transvaal
- Zee
- Firefly
- Caribbean
- Jan
- Heron
- Saxophonist
- Jew
- Ava
- Bullock
- Undead
- Sail
- Erik
- Pullman
- Privateer
- Airlock
- Sailor
- Pirate
- Smuggler
- Seaman
- Appleton
- Covent
- Netherlands
- Clancy
- Der
- Sven
- Waltz
- Eduard
- Coaster
- Flying
- Servitude
- Amsterdam
- Holland
- Legend
- Converse
- Hans
- Mclaughlin
- Saucer
- Tempest
- Olympics
- Wilkins
- Mariner
- Swiss
- Graft
- Ellington
- Pearl
- Foreigner
- Snyder
- Ghost
Wiktionary
DUTCHMAN, noun. A Dutch man; a man from the Netherlands.
DUTCHMAN, noun. A person of Dutch descent.
DUTCHMAN, noun. (archaic or dated) A German.
DUTCHMAN, noun. (South Africa) (derogatory) (offensive) (ethnic slur) A white Afrikaner.
DUTCHMAN, proper noun. (US) A nickname for President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
DUTCHMAN, noun. (carpentry) (masonry) A piece of wood or stone used to repair a larger piece, shaped such that it fills as exactly as possible a void or cavity that is to be repaired.
Dictionary definition
DUTCHMAN, noun. A native or inhabitant of Holland.
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