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To have an orgy with a Sorority.
We had a crazy Sororgy with the ZTA girls last night.

A tie in the box party. Frat guys wear a tie to a mixer, when everyone is drunk at the end of the night, the put all their ties in the box and the sorority girls pick a tie out of the box. Which ever girl has your tie is yours for the night.
Sororgy by Pirate Steve MW April 20, 2010
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Solo-rgy. An orgy, but by yourself. You just have to be reeeeeally into it.
A master debater and a cunning linguist walk into a bar. And then they leave separately and each have a SOLORGY!!!
Solorgy by Aeshirbobs June 14, 2010
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an event that is completely unorganized, as if put together by a sorority.
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The extreme pleasure and excitement a girl gets when talking about her sorority, especially around recruitment season.
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