buchanan
/ˈbuːtʃɑːnən/Definitions
1. noun
A person who advocates or supports the policy of secession or separation, especially from the United States
“The Buchananites, led by James Buchanan, were a vocal minority in the country.”
2. noun
A member of the Scottish Clan Buchanan, specifically the Highland clan Buchanan
“The Buchanans were known for their bravery and loyalty.”
3. proper noun
A place name, specifically a county in New York, and a township in Pennsylvania
“Buchanan County in New York is known for its picturesque countryside.”
4. proper noun
A surname, specifically a common Scottish and Irish surname
“The Buchanan family has been prominent in Scottish and Irish history.”