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Dutch wife 

Dutch wife can refer to a sleeping contraption or a human-sized pillow or even a sex doll. Similar terms: bamboo wife, Chikufujin, Dakimakura.

The origin of the English term "Dutch wife" is thought to be from the Dutch colony of Indonesia where Dutch traders would spend long periods away from their wives.
My Dutch wife is much softer than yours.
Dutch wife by Alfredas April 1, 2012
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dutch wife 

n. Blow-up doll. Orig.: Dutch people use body-length bolsters to sleep with...or so they claim.
Going home to visit the Dutch wife.
dutch wife by Holden McCrank April 22, 2003

dutch wife 

Large sack stuffed with canvas (sails). Sailors used these to wedge themselves in their bunks during rough weather so they wouldn't roll about.

In the time this term was coined dutch women presumably had a reputation for being unresponsive and apathetic in bed. (Things on this front have improved markedly however.)
When the weather turned rough I had to use my dutch wife or I would be thrown about my bunk
dutch wife by Zonko October 15, 2007

dutch wife 

An inflatable, full body-length sex doll.
(More lifelike versions of the doll have begun to appear on the market in recent history. They're made of more expensive synthetic rubber type materials.)
"I wonder how these sex dolls got their name dutch wife."

"Who cares about the wives and the Dutch anyway?"

"True."
dutch wife by Empire of the Moon December 8, 2006

Dutch wife 

A poor golf shot that works well.
That shot was a Dutch wife. Ugly but she works.
Dutch wife by BOOMER1212 July 31, 2024
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