frat

IPA: frˈæt

Shortened form of fraternity, college organization. (Often used as a noun modifier.)

Examples of "frat" in Sentences

I kept thinking of a certain frat boy invader when I read it ....
I saw it plastered across the face of every entitled frat boy who already knew his way was paved.
In January they all moved into a newly renovated house on Long Island -- a place I call the frat house.
She's what the boys call a frat ho, and the Secret Service allegedly had to clean up behind her partying ways.
They don't even apologize for torture which they enabled and first described as a frat party and today defend as a necessary method to protect the homeland.
Linda: How about posting nutritional information online for the University run dining ... eric: Do you farmers seriously have nothing better to do than claim your frat is the ...
Do these politicians get hazed and have to go thru initiation also ... cause it seems like the do a lot of "my frat is bigger and better then your frat" and party more then they do representing their people and districts.
The social-networking site Late Night Shots is sometimes described as a frat party in cyberspace, populated by attractive 20-somethings who socialize in Georgetown and gossip about each other in LNS's anonymous chat forums.
The thing is, people think that if there was no actual rape then there was nothing wrong with the overall pictures - bunch of entitled frat boys hire poor black women largely so that they can lord it over them in a racist manner, which intent they demonstrate quite clearly by their behavior.