Baxter

[bak-ster]

noun

1. Richard, 1615–91, English Puritan preacher, scholar, and writer.

2. a first name.

Baxter

/ ˈbækstə /

noun

1. James ( Keir ). 1926–72, New Zealand lyric poet. His works include The Fallen House (1953) and In Fires of No Return (1958)

2. Richard . 1615–91, English Puritan divine and devotional writer: prominent in church affairs during the Restoration

Example Sentences

“Bud” Baxter, that he has put in a good word for him.

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Exeter Chiefs director of rugby Rob Baxter said:

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England head coach Steve Borthwick sent on replacements Will Stuart, Fin Baxter, Tom Curry and Henry Pollock to try to stem the tide but Argentina continued to advance regardless.

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Up front Joe Heyes, ably assisted by Fin Baxter, was superb at scrum-time and bitingly sharp in defence.

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Fin Baxter and Joe Heyes, the props picked to start ahead of Ellis Genge and Will Stuart, powered through their opposite numbers to earn a penalty.

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