Reverse Dictionary: FRATERNITY

FRATERNITY

NOUNS
1885 — RUSH the process by which fraternities and sororities entertain new students in order to assess suitability for membership 
1895 — FRAT a college fraternity 
1934 SWEAT-BOX an effort to convince one to join a fraternity (Bk.)
1934 TONG a fraternity house (Bk.)
1950 ANIMAL HOUSE a college fraternity house, whose occupants are excessively dirty and rowdy
1960 — ANIMAL FARM a fraternity house that is generally rated the least efficient, the most degenerate, and, overall, the one to avoid
1960 ANIMAL ZOO a fraternity house that is generally rated the least efficient, the most degenerate, and, overall, the one to avoid
1970 FREDDIE fraternity (Bk.)
1970 GOAT a fraternity pledge (Bk.)
2000 — GAMMA DELTA IOTA a notional fraternity or sorority comprised of students who don’t belong to fraternities or sororities 


NOUNS, PERSON
1894 RUSHEE a candidate for membership of a fraternity or sorority
1895 — FRAT a member of a college fraternity
1900 — BARB a student who is not a member of a Greek-letter fraternity 
1914 — BARB a student or officer of instruction opposed to Greek-letter fraternities 
1942 — FROG a prospective member of a Greek-letter fraternity 
1963 — FIJI a member of the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity
1968 AIO a college student who does not belong to a fraternity
1970 GREEK FREAKS fraternity members (Bk.)
1977 — BAGGER a stereotypical fraternity member 
1982 — BAG a stereotypical fraternity member 
1989 GEEK a sorority or fraternity member (Bk.)
1991 — HAT a fraternity member 
2000 — GAMMA DELTA IOTA a college student who is not a fraternity or sorority member
2006 — FRAT-RAT a college fraternity member → derogatory (Bk.)


VERBS
1879 — RUSH of fraternity or sorority members: to entertain a student in order to assess his or her suitability for membership; to attempt to recruit a student or a group of students to a particular fraternity or sorority 
1920 TAP to select for a college fraternity or society
1968 DOUCHE to reject someone’s application for membership in a fraternity
1980 — BAG to kidnap, esp. as part of a fraternity prank