dutch courage

The phrase "Dutch courage" refers to the false or temporary bravery that a person gains from consuming alcoholic beverages. It implies that the person becomes more confident and willing to face challenges after drinking alcohol. The term originated during the 17th century when the English referred to the strong alcoholic spirits produced in the Netherlands as "Dutch courage."

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