Obs. [Comic perversion of FLANDERKIN, after FLOUNDER sb.1 or v.] A contemptuous designation for a Dutchman.
a. 1668. Davenant, News from Plymouth, III. Wks. (1673), 13/1.
| | On our allegiance |
| We must not suffer it, by your leave, Flounderkin. |
Ibid., V. 29/1. Dost thou complement old
Flounderkin?
