Sentence examples similar to be frat from inspiring English sources
noun
Shortened form for fraternity, college organization. (Often used as a noun modifier.)
- "See you at the frat house."
The Bush on "Saturday Night Live" may still be frat-boy simple, wishing that "Shock and Awe" had been named "Tango & Cash," but "The Daily Show" sees a slicker operator.
Though this community may be frat-inspired, it is not elitist.
They are frat houses or college dorms, and the entire staff grows up (or not) together.
"It's frat boys who want to continue to party," said Oliver Pihlar, a bartender at Orchard Bar on the Lower East Side.
We don't know for a fact that they are frat boys, but these are the most bro-y bros to ever play lacrosse.
The new neighbors are "frat boys," said the Kargmans, young Wall Street types who seemed amused by their apartment's history.
"They are frat bros themselves," said Alpert, who continues to manage the pair.
Sure, there's college prep, and then there's frat prep.
"I know this is frat house stuff," Fox News' Jeanine Pirro says of Trump's comments.
Frat pledges being frat pledges, they decided to take things to the next level hell yeah, bro.
