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dutchman
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Dutchman
1. a native, citizen, or inhabitant of the Netherlands
2. South African often derogatory an Afrikaaner

dutchman [′dəch·mən]
(engineering)
A filler piece for closing a gap between two pipes or between a pipe or fitting and a piece of equipment, if the pipe is too short to achieve closure or if the pipe and equipment are not aligned.

dutchman
1. A small piece or wedge inserted as filler to stop an opening.
2. A small piece of material used to cover a defect, to hide a badly made joint, etc.
3. A short lead nipple used to join two pipes which are otherwise not long enough to be joined.


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COLUMN: COLLEGE ROUNDUP WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Nichols 64, Union 48 The host Bison won their program-record 14th consecutive game, rolling past the Dutchwomen (10-5) in a nonconference game.
Karina de Wit then sealed victory for the Dutchwomen by defeating Pai Min-jie 21-16, 14-21, 21-15.
After shutting out the Flying Dutchwomen in the first game, the Trojans appeared flat in Game 2.
 
 
 
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