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- noun Plural form of
frathouse .
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Examples
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Final Clubs -- wood-paneled hives of scum and villainy replete with designer drugs, or glorified frathouses, depending on whom you listen to -- do dominate the Harvard social scene.
Facebook, the social network? A Harvard perspective Alexandra Petri 2010
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Go to any college town and see how the upscale stoners in the frathouses get treated by the po-po.
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With it, Todd Phillips cements his status as perhaps the most lethargically unironic comedy filmmaker working today only the cheeky, self-reflexive Road Trip is worth watching outside alcohol-flooded frathouses.
The Projection Booth 2009
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With it, Todd Phillips cements his status as perhaps the most lethargically unironic comedy filmmaker working today only the cheeky, self-reflexive Road Trip is worth watching outside alcohol-flooded frathouses.
Archive 2009-11-01 2009
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At times, it seems like two frathouses or rival soccer clubs or something.
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UBC frathouses evict students to cash in on Vancouver Olympics
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