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frahoe
frahoe by Jason Barth January 8, 2009
fraher'd
1. To ingest an obscene amount of alcohol.
2. To black out beyond comprehension, usually resulting in terrible/hilarious consequences.
3. To fall directly on one's face.
2. To black out beyond comprehension, usually resulting in terrible/hilarious consequences.
3. To fall directly on one's face.
1. "I am going to straight FRAHER some beers tonight."
2. Man, I got so Fraher'd last night that I made out with 17.5 people and lost my phone, a shoe, and all dignity."
3. Did you see that guy get Fraher'd? He landed right on his face!"
2. Man, I got so Fraher'd last night that I made out with 17.5 people and lost my phone, a shoe, and all dignity."
3. Did you see that guy get Fraher'd? He landed right on his face!"
fraher'd by Glass Case of Emotion December 9, 2008
fahoe
fahoe by Big momma kel January 4, 2017
frathoe
A large SUV or truck that is driven by the stereotypical fraternity brother. Based on the Tahoe, but could apply to almost any large 4x4, such as an Explorer, Grand Cherokee, 4 Runner, Land Rover, Suburban, F-150, Ram, Silverado, et al. Usually a car totally paid for by the parents. Easily recognizable by the Greek letters or university logos on the back. SUVs are popular among fraternity members because their size allows one to cram as many as 10+ into one vehicle to go to the bars (driven of course by a pledge), and their off-road capability will come in handy for the annual brotherhood camping trip.
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