frat house
Brotherhood living quarters
A frat house is a residence where members of a college fraternity live together.
These houses typically host parties and social events, and the term often evokes stereotypes of rowdy student life: The neighbors complained about noise from the frat house.
Sometimes used loosely for any house full of young men behaving boisterously.
- beer pongTable ball-tossing drinking game
- keg standInverted barrel drinking stunt
- beer bongRapid alcohol consumption device
- brotherhoodKinship among men
- pledgeBinding promise given
pledge class · tailgating · homecoming · alumni · camaraderie · basement · mixers · initiation · chapterhouse · secret handshake · toga party · hazing · hall of residence · keg · socialization · parties · common room · Greek letters
- clubhousesclubhouse, lodge, lodge hall, club room, meeting hall
- FraternitiesAlpha Kappa Alpha, Triangle, brotherhood, pledging, rushing
- fratsbrotherhood, pledges, rush, rush week, hazing
- Greek lifesorority, sororities, frats, brotherhood, sisterhood
- men's housingbarracks, dormitory, dorm, bunkhouse, bachelor pad
- schoolteachers, classrooms, classes, student, grades
frat houselibrary
Book collection or building
monastery · convent · study hall · meditation retreat · seminary
frat housedormitory
Student living building
residence hall · dorm · university housing · apartment · family home
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