dexter
adjective
Origin of dexter
Dexter
noun
Related Words for dexter
auspicious, advantageous, opportune, benevolent, favorable, encouraging, beneficial, benign, brave, bright, fortunate, happy, hopeful, lucky, pat, promising, prosperous, rosy, seasonable, timelyExamples from the Web for dexter
Contemporary Examples of dexter
Did playing such a demented character like Dexter for so long mess with your head?
Michael C. Hall on Going Drag for ‘Hedwig and the Angry Inch’ and Exorcising ‘Dexter’Marlow Stern
December 4, 2014
It was the first step in my Dexter detox—to play a guy who killed someone without meaning to do it.
Michael C. Hall on Going Drag for ‘Hedwig and the Angry Inch’ and Exorcising ‘Dexter’Marlow Stern
December 4, 2014
Well, the only way Dexter could have been tied up in a bow was if the last episode would have been the last episode of Season 4.
Michael C. Hall on Going Drag for ‘Hedwig and the Angry Inch’ and Exorcising ‘Dexter’Marlow Stern
December 4, 2014
People who have only seen you in Six Feet Under and Dexter are going to be very surprised to see you as Hedwig.
Michael C. Hall on Going Drag for ‘Hedwig and the Angry Inch’ and Exorcising ‘Dexter’Marlow Stern
December 4, 2014
By Dexter Filkins, The New Yorker The White House wants the Kurds to help save Iraq from ISIS.
Historical Examples of dexter
This, but for his choice and hers, might have served as an emblem of Dexter.
Dexter married Jessie the day before he opened his flag-shop.
And was not Dexter himself, in the new neighborhood as in the old?
Like responsible sentinels, Dexter and Jessie stood at their post.
Courtney—When you proposed to Miss Dexter did you get down on your knees?
The New Pun BookThomas A. Brown and Thomas Joseph Carey