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dexter /dex·ter/ (deks´ter) [L.] right; on the right side.
dex·ter (dkstr)
adj.
Of or located on the right side.

dexter
[deks′tər]
Etymology: L, dexter, right
right side; right.

dexter (L.)
right; on the right side.

Dexter
a red or black, short-legged breed of cattle used for dairy or beef purposes, produced in Ireland. Called also Dexter-Kerry. They are achondroplastic and the breed has a number of inherited defects, including bulldog calves.
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Dexter beef bull. By permission from SambrausHH, Livestock Breeds, Mosby, 1992

dexter
[L.] right, on the right side.


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