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Meanings of frat house in English
Spanish
sala capitular Synonyms
Examples for "chapterhouse"
Examples for "chapterhouse"
1
We walked back into the chapterhouse, where there was more light.
2
They've put the birds in the chapterhouse, I was told.'
3
Afterwards, I went to a little stand of trees out behind the First Sconic chapterhouse.
4
They got the keys to the chapterhouse from somewhere.'
5
It shattered, the noise echoing round the chapterhouse.
1
There was a tea-dance at the fraternity house during Prom week.
2
She continued to banter him until they reached the fraternity house.
3
It's going on in every fraternity house, every 'prep school' dormitory in America.
4
In another fraternity house, Shorts was in bed, face and hands swathed in bandages.
5
They were expelled and the fraternity house was shut down.
Usage of frat house in English
1
And junior year, I think, Farley lived in a frat house.
2
Student housing for terrorists, the IED frat house she called it.
3
We put on a little more gasoline and started for the frat house.
4
He belongs to the college frat house where they are all like brothers.
5
The kid was born to live in a frat house.
6
Bill says, Several times I've come close to telling Lynn about that frat house thing.
7
We stormed that frat house like Saxons raiding the English coast, screaming and banging into things.
8
Sure, she still felt rage boil up when she thought about that night at the frat house.
9
That house became our unofficial frat house.
10
The court watched in silence as video from the frat house showed Piazza in an apparent state of inebriation.
11
No first kiss business for either of them, he reflected as he went whistling back to the frat house.
12
But when considered all together, the New York museum landscape feels like an art world version of a frat house.
13
In another scene midway through the film, one of the girls is partying at what looks like a frat house.
14
I'm not living in a frat house with a bong plastered to the table, Hill said, according to the Daily Mail.
15
The night before she left Amy at the convent, she shot a trick on the front lawn of a frat house.
16
He'd live on campus his freshman year since that was easiest, and then probably move into a frat house his sophomore year.
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Frat house across language varieties
United States of America
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