fratty
/ˈfrati
/adjective US informal
Characteristic of a student fraternity or its members (often with reference to rowdy behaviour): three fratty college boys fratty bars...
- He decides to go on a month-long trip to Europe with a couple of similarly fratty friends.
- I figured he was pretty fratty so I was never likely to make it anywhere with him.
- He continually comes to blows with his fratty neighbors.
Origin
Late 19th century: from frat + -y1.
- fricative
- fricken
- Frick, Henry Clay
- fricking
- friction
- frictional
- frictional unemployment
- friction clutch
- friction drive
- frictioned
- frictionless
- frictionlessly
- friction tape
- friction welding
- Friday
- Friday-face
- Friday-faced
- Friday fare
- Friday feast
- Friday prayers
- Fridays
- fridge
- fridge-freezer
- fried
- Friedan, Betty