American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth
Edition - Potter, (Helen) Beatrix 1866-1943. British writer and
illustrator. Her animal stories include The Tale of Peter Rabbit
(1900) and The Tailor of Gloucester (1902). “The term Potter
used in M*A*S*H was "horse puckey" by the way.” “Christopher
Potter is the former publisher and managing director of 4th
Estate.” “To paraphrase a man who chronically suffered from
Pixar's plight of not writing female leading characters (despite
most of his writing being completed under a female monarch),
Would not that which we call a Potter by any other gender (a
Haley Potter, perhaps) be still as sweet?” “Harry Potter is a
remarkable character because you get to watch him grow from a
child to a young man.” “Of course it was good but I felt Harry
Potter is kiddish movie and made for children so I didn't seen
any of it's sequel and also has no interest in watching it out.”
“Harry Potter is a great example of a brand name that has made
billions in sales on books