go Dutch

Language: en

Meaning: (idiomatic,informal,slang)Topayfor one's own food and bills, orsplitthe cost, when eating at a restaurant or going out for entertainment.1958, Evelyn Ruth (Millis) Duvall,The Art of Dating, Associated Press, p. 138:GOING DUTCHSome girls are quite willing to pay part of the expenses on special dates. When something is planned which is beyond the boy's means. . . .2005,Rex Reed, reviewingDe-LovelyinMews Items: Amazing But True Cat Stories, by Allan Zullo and Mara Bovsun,p. 193:Ashley Olsen may be a teenage zillionaire, but when she's out on the town with pals, shegoes dutch.

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