Stephanie: I only have enough for my meal.
Natalia: Yeah so do I.
Christopher: I am not paying for anyone's food.
John: Great, so everyone can GO DUTCH
Natalia: Going Dutch is a great idea.
Natalia: Yeah so do I.
Christopher: I am not paying for anyone's food.
John: Great, so everyone can GO DUTCH
Natalia: Going Dutch is a great idea.
by IdontDoDutch November 28, 2011
Get the Go Dutch mug.To decline or fall apart; to become worn and shabby.
This phrase comes from gardening. After a plant has flowered, it falls apart, sending its seeds into the soil. As the plant dies, it 'goes to seed'.
This phrase comes from gardening. After a plant has flowered, it falls apart, sending its seeds into the soil. As the plant dies, it 'goes to seed'.
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Get the go to seed mug.Going against the rules or set of norms. Breaking the mold, usually in a spirited or rebellious manner. Similar to "going rogue". Often times reckless or careless in their pursuits.
"Why do we have so many office supplies? 2000 red pens? 500 boxes of staples? We only have 10 employees!"
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"Bob from accounting must be going cowboy with the credit card again."
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