Liberal Dictionary English Dictionary
Hollander [hol-uh n-der] ExamplesWord Origin noun
- John,1929–2013, U.S. poet and critic.
- a native or inhabitant of the Netherlands.
Origin of Hollander First recorded in 1540–50; Holland + -er1 Examples from the Web for hollander Contemporary Examples of hollander
Hollander, who grew up in New York, moved to Mexico as a young man and was quickly seduced by the capital.
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Historical Examples of hollander
A Hollander, might just as well have chanted modern Greek, or Coptic.
Charles James Lever
My Hollander, I bargained not for this when I took passage here.
Talbot Baines Reed
My Hollander, even the poet, friend of the immortals, can eat.
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I am glad to answer to the toast, “The Hollander as an American.”
Various
The Hollander was a good American,213 because the Hollander was fitted to be a good citizen.
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British Dictionary definitions for hollander Hollander noun
- another name for a Dutchman
Word Origin and History for hollander Hollander
“native or inhabitant of Holland,” mid-15c., from Holland + -er (1).