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▪ I. frat, n.1 U.S. College slang.|fræt|
a. Abbreviated form of fraternity 7. Also attrib.
b. A member of a fraternity.
1895W. C. Gore in Inlander Nov. 64 Frat, 1. A fraternity. 2. A member of a fraternity. 1899A. H. Quinn Pennsylvania Stories 186 But any Frat would have wanted Harington. 1902Chicago Record-Herald 7 Sept. i. 1/3 Alfalfa Eta Fraternity Frat House. 1906‘N. Newkirk’ Recoll. Gold Cure Candidate 117 The fraternities..have been pointing out that I would never amount to much as a student until I became a Frat man. 1909Daily Chron. 9 Feb. 4/4 The Frat-man is one of a group of about fifteen students... Frat-houses may be expensive or cheap. 1926Ladies' Home Jrnl. Nov. 12 It's a frat house. 1947Chicago Tribune 2 July 19 Too bad he couldn't go to college. He doesn't know what proms and frats an' trig an' hot dates are all about. 1951M. Shulman Many Loves of Dobie Gillis (1953) 210 Some frat men say he stole their loving cup. 1967Punch 13 Sept. 377/3 The only Frank Lloyd Wright building on my campus was a frat. house.
▪ II. frat, v. and n.2
see fratting vbl. n. |