Proper noun
Dykstra (plural Dykstras)
A surname.
In 1866-95, cowboys herded 10 million cattle north to rail heads such as Dodge City, Kansas Robert R. Dykstra, Cattle Towns: A Social History of the Kansas Cattle Trading Centers (1968) and Ogallala, Nebraska ; from there, cattle were shipped eastward. Source: Internet
Chloe Dykstra, an actress and former host for Nerdist, published a blog post in June accusing an unnamed ex of emotional and sexual abuse during their relationship; readers quickly connected her story to her relationship with Hardwick. Source: Internet
Dykstra goes on to say that she finally reached a place where she was able to get away from that abusive relationship. Source: Internet
Former baseball star Lenny Dykstra says he didn't threaten an Uber driver last month in New Jersey, leading to criminal charges against him. Source: Internet
In the second half, North Carolina F.C. Forward Daniel Rios on a rebound fired a shot at the 50th minute to score the games first goal past goalkeeper Andrew Dykstra for a 1-0 lead. Source: Internet
Party activists are particularly incensed by a court document filed by Tory party president Rick Dykstra that seems to confirm their fears that Brown is running roughshod over local riding nominations. Source: Internet