Durst
- proper noun
- Jennifer Durst, WYNN New York.
- Robert Durst
- the musician Fred Durst
- Bob Durst
And I've remembered that I didn't know something about the movie and it's because I saw an interview with Kristen Durst.
- And I've remembered that I didn't know something about the movie and it's because I saw an interview with Kristen Durst.
- He made that movie to get the real life Robert Durst attention for him to reach out to get the full story.
Examples
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Just wait until Dr. Durst sees you at the Manhattan Zoo Gala tonight.
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And Robert was the oldest, although the family business is now run by his younger brother, Douglas Durst, I think his name is.
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Do you really think you could make Dr. Durst notice me?
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"As for the future of Green Day's musical career, Durst says, "We're still getting ready for the next phase."
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I was making a film in Mexico City, and my agent, Bob Durst, sent me the script for "Back to the Future."
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Do you know my cat was found on Robert Durst's property?
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To paraphrase from a Will Durst column posted on AlterNet today, "we promise not to spend one more minute on the lapse of Cheney's moral fabric than the Republicans spent on that of Bill Clinton."
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Lela Brooks, born March 21, 1910; Marcena Larimer, born Sept. 15, 1910; Leona Durst, born March 13, 1911.
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Have you heard of Robert Durst, the infamous real estate heir?
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The documentary about Durst captivated audiences with its chilling revelations.
Synonyms
A last name that people have
A last name used by people in the same family
A family name that some people use as their last name
A family name some people have
A family name used by some people
A family name used by some people
A family name that some people have
A last name that some people have
A German last name sometimes used as a stage name
A common Chinese family name
A family name used by some people
A last name used by members of a family
A last name used by some people
A name that people use as their last name
Surface Forms
Etymology
Durst probably comes from the German word Durst, which means 'thirst' and is like the English word 'thirst'. It may have started as a nickname for a very thirsty person or for someone who lived in a dry place, so the family name remembers that simple idea.