1. The people of Holland; their language; originally the Germans.

2. Pertaining to Holland or to its inhabitants. Dutch concert, a concert in which each sings his own song simultaneously with the others; an amusement in which each one sings any song he chooses, and the company join in with some popular chorus at the end of each verse. Dutch courage, false courage, or courage inspired by stimulants. Dutch metal or gold, an alloy of copper and bronze made into leaves, and largely used in the ornamenting of toys, &c. Dutch drops, the balsam of turpentine. Dutch pink, a pigment obtained from the plant Reseda Inteola. Dutch rush, the Equisetum hyemale of botanists.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• coutch,
• curch,
• utch,
• cetch,
• chutch,
• deatch,
• soutch,
• deach,
• poutch,
• putch,
• douth,
• outch,
• douch,
• dteh,
• datch,
• totch,
• deutch,
• tatch,
• tuoch,
• ducth

• Dudash,
• hutch,
• detach,
• touch,
• go Dutch,
• ditch.

The adjective form of the word "Dutch" is "Dutch".

The plural of the "dutch" can be the "dutches".

The singular of the "dutch" can be the "dutch".