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What does the word dutch mean in slang?

"Dutch" in slang generally refers to paying for something, often in a way that suggests the person is reluctant or feels they are being taken advantage of.

Here are some common slang phrases using "Dutch":

* "Go Dutch": To split the cost of something equally, usually when going out with friends or on a date.

* "Dutch treat": Similar to "go Dutch," this phrase implies that each person pays for their own share of the expenses.

* "Get the Dutch": To be tricked or cheated out of something.

* "Dutch oven": A prank where someone covers another person's head with a blanket while they are sleeping, often resulting in farting in their face. This is considered vulgar and inappropriate.

It's important to note that the meaning of "Dutch" in these slang terms can vary depending on the context and region.

It's worth mentioning that these phrases have a potentially offensive history, stemming from the Dutch being involved in trade and finance during a period of colonial expansion. It's best to be mindful of this history and use these phrases with caution.

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