Travis

Old French origin

Travis is a masculine given name, fairly common in the American South and West.

It comes from a French word meaning "to cross" or "toll collector at a crossing." The name gained some association with Texas through William Barret Travis, commander at the Alamo: Travis is named after his great-grandfather.

Texan

county

Local administrative division

AustinTexas capital city
TexasSecond-largest American state
WestlakeTexas residential community

Central Texas · limestone · bluebonnet · live oak · ranch

name

Scott

Name of Scottish origin

McGeeScottish-Irish family name
HenryGermanic masculine name
Blink-182Pop-punk group, California

country · quarterback · rapper · stuntman · drummer · tight end

Alamo

colonel

Senior military officer

BowieScottish family name
CrockettFrontiersman and folk hero
defenderOne who guards another

siege · letter · commandant · sacrifice · fallen · battle · hero · garrison · Texas Revolution · San Antonio

Categories

Air Force BasesLangley, Edwards, Luke, Maxwell, Dover
military basesFort Bragg, Fort Hood, military base, Fort Benning, air force base
Texas CountiesHarris, Dallas, El Paso, Galveston, Lubbock
Staten IslandStaten Island, St. George, Willowbrook, Oakwood, Huguenot
US CountiesJefferson County
Alt-RockNirvana, Radiohead, R.E.M., The Cure, Pixies

Opposites

gender

TravisTracy

Feminine given name

Trisha · Teresa · Tara · Tammy · Tiffany

Phrases

travesty of justiceGrossly unfair legal outcome
Travis Scott
Travis Kelce
Randy Travis
Travis Bickle
Travis Barker

Family

traverse, travesty, traversal

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