travis
/ˈtrævɪs/Definitions
1. noun
A short, usually given, name, especially one given to a child as a nickname, often based on an ancestor’s name.
“He introduced himself as Travis, but his full name was Travis Alexander.”
2. noun
A man, especially in the southern United States, who is a cowboy, especially one who herds cattle.
“He was a rugged travis, riding the range with his horse and cattle.”
3. proper noun
A surname of Scottish origin, often associated with the Travis clan.
“Travis, the 19th-century American lawyer, was known for his strong sense of justice.”