Dykstra
Proper noun
Meaning
Dykstra (plural Dykstras)
A surname.
Examples
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.
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.
Dykstra goes on to say that she finally reached a place where she was able to get away from that abusive relationship.
Former baseball star Lenny Dykstra says he didn't threaten an Uber driver last month in New Jersey, leading to criminal charges against him.
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.
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.