All 11 Uses of

Dutch

in

The Adventures of Augie March

But when he believed I was trustworthy, and at first I was, following his directions about rolling the bills and sticking them into the brass mouthpieces over the bells, not fouling up the mailboxes and getting him in dutch with the post office, he treated me to seltzer and Turkish Delight and said he was going to make a ticket-taker of me when I grew a little taller, or put me in charge of the popcorn machine he was thinking of getting; and one of these years he was going to hire a manager while he went back to Armour Institute to finish his engineering degree.†
Chpt 2

in dutch = of the Netherlands or its people

First he shopped at Hill-man's; he bought ham, chicken, beer, pickles, wine, coffee, and Dutch chocolate; then we went there and spent Saturday evening and Sunday in those two rooms, kitchen and bedroom.†
Chpt 10 *

It's true he ought to have sent me that money when I wired from Buffalo, but he'd been in dutch and I could forgive him that.†
Chpt 10

in dutch = of the Netherlands or its people

He condescended to me and dutch-uncled me because he knew that I liked him and wasn't aware how much I knew about him.†
Chpt 11

But you had to get tied up this way too—in dutch good and solid; that's the way it has to be to feel right.†
Chpt 12

in dutch = of the Netherlands or its people

Such are the broke characters to whom ancient names belong, in Florence in front of Gilli's Cafe, or the young men in tight pants who wait around at the top of the funicular in Capri for Dutch or Danish girls to pick up.†
Chpt 16

He's here because he's in dutch.†
Chpt 17

in dutch = of the Netherlands or its people

After which I may have gone to the cold halls of the Louvre and visited in the Dutch School, or noticed how the Seine smelled like medicine, or went into a cafe and wrote a letter, and so passed the day.†
Chpt 26

Definitions:

(1) (Dutch)
the people of the Netherlands (including Holland); or relating to them (including the name of their language)

Many people refer to the Netherlands as Holland -- which is more accurately the most populous region of the Netherlands. The Netherlands is best known for having 25% of its land below sea level.
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)
Less commonly, Dutch is used in a the phrase Dutch oven (a thick-walled cooking pot with a tight-fitting lid) or Dutch doors (a door divided in such a fashion that the bottom half may remain shut while the top half opens).