fraternizer
- noun
- /ˈfrætərnaɪzər/
- US
- As a dedicated fraternizer, he organized many social events for his fraternity.
Examples
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Many fraternizers form lifelong friendships through their college organizations.
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The university recognized her as an outstanding fraternizer for her leadership in community service.
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James is a dedicated fraternizer at his university.
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Many fraternizers participate in community service events.
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As an active fraternizer, he established strong connections with other members during college events.
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The fraternity president is known as a skilled fraternizer who engages all new members enthusiastically.
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During the homecoming weekend, all fraternizers came together to celebrate their shared experiences.
Synonyms
A college student who belongs to a fraternity or sorority
A man who belongs to a men's group for friendship and community service
How Involved
Surface Forms
Morphology
fraternizer = fraternize (semi-transparent) = fraternize + er
Morphologically formed from 'fraternize' + '-er', but the sense 'member/participant in a fraternity' shifts from the verb's general sense of associating to a specific institutional membership.
Etymology
Fraternizer comes from the Latin root frater, meaning 'brother', and the same root is in fraternity, a college group of 'brothers'. So a fraternizer is someone who joins in or takes part in fraternity activities and brotherly social life.