Thesaurus Dictionary
Synonyms and antonyms of Sororities and fraternities in American Thesaurus
Sororities and fraternities
chapter house (noun)
educationAmerican a meeting place for students who are members of a fraternity or sorority at a university
frat (noun)
Americaninformal a student fraternity
fraternity (noun)
educationAmerican a type of private club for male students at a university or college in the U.S. A similar type of club for female students is called a sorority
Greek (adjective)
American relating to a college or university fraternity or sorority or their activities
haze (verb)
American to make someone do strange, difficult, and sometimes dangerous things in order to become a member of a group, especially a fraternity at a university
hazing (noun)
American the practice of making people do strange, difficult, and sometimes dangerous things in order to become a member of a group, especially a fraternity at a university
Phi Beta Kappa (noun)
a society (=organization) in the U.S. for university and college students who have achieved very high grades
Phi Beta Kappa (noun)
a member of Phi Beta Kappa
pledge (verb)
to apply and be accepted by a sorority or fraternity at a college or university in the U.S., before being formally made a member
pledge (noun)
a student at a U.S. college or university who has been accepted by a private club for women, called a sorority or a private club for men, called a fraternity, but who has not yet been formally made a member
rush (verb)
American to try to persuade students at a college or university in the U.S. to join a particular fraternity or sorority (=social organization) by entertaining them at social events
rush (verb)
to try to become a member of particular fraternity or sorority by going to its social events
rush (noun)
American the time when students at colleges and universities in the U.S. go to social events arranged by fraternities or sororities (=social organizations) in order to decide which one to join