frat
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8.2
- noun
- /fræt/
- Informal
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fraternidad
- The frat house is having a New Year's Eve party.
- a frat house
- a frat boy
- a frat party
And you know when you decide to join a frat, if your frat is doing stupid stuff.
- And you know when you decide to join a frat, if your frat is doing stupid stuff.
- Honestly, my frat that I joined was called Sigma Alpha MU.
- We had one conversation and he was rushing the frat that I that we really liked hanging out with.
- I would have thought you would have to be Greek to join a frat, right.
- It's giving toxic frat house workplace.
- They were actually a few of them affiliated with one of the frats was which was across the way.
Examples
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You guys are at a frat party.
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"You drive nice and slow back to the frat house," he says, "and tell the other boys all about this."
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Okay, you need to tell him you are not in his frat.
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Do you remember the time at the frat when I was totally depressed?
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Anyway, so Wednesday night we had a mixer with a frat and it was at a haunted house.
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The students enjoyed a lively evening at the frat house with their friends.
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He decided to join a frat to meet new people during his first year of college.
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Every weekend, the frat hosts social events to bring together the members.
Synonyms
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4.9
A social group for men at college who live and do activities together
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Frat is a short form of fraternity, from the Latin frater meaning 'brother'. So a frat is like a 'brother' group at college, a social club for male students.