natchez
/ˈnætʃɪz/Definitions
1. noun
A city located in southwestern Mississippi, United States, or a tribe of Native Americans that originally inhabited the area.
“The historic town of Natchez is a popular tourist destination in the South.”
2. proper noun
Referring to the city of Natchez, Mississippi, or the Natchez people.
“Natchez is known for its antebellum architecture and Southern charm.”
3. verb
To bring or transport something, typically a person or people, in a manner similar to the Native American tribe’s custom of carrying or conveying people or goods.
“The settlers had to natchez the sick woman to the nearby village for medical care.”