What is Dutch Glove?
1.
To receive something that looks good on the surface, but is in fact a bad thing.
This phrase has its basis in the flower of the same name, which is very beautiful, but smells terrible. The meaning of the phrase in the above definition comes from the placing of the flower into a bouquet to give someone, therefore 'slipping them the Dutch Glove".
- I totally got the Dutch Glove on that one, (after buying a car with a nice paint job, but a faulty engine)
- You just slipped them the Dutch Glove (thinks the seller to himself)
Random Words:
1.
A term used in the book and film version of "A Clockwork Orange". It means horrible horrible violence.
Some of the old moloko..
1.
An online association of older pencil & paper RPGfans, specifically fans of Advanced Dungeons and Dragons, and other 1980's TSR..
