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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.
John, find a sober pledge and start up the frathoe, the eight of us are going downtown tonight.

I saw a lot of frathoes cruising up and down Greek row on sorority bid day when all the girls lined up outside.
frathoe by PF&C January 1, 2009
A friend who acts like your father
"I hate it when he acts like my dad, god damn Frather!"
Frather by Zkitchil July 22, 2009

frathlete's foot 

What one get's after wearing Sperry's, loafers, boat shoes etc. for an extended period of time.
I've been wearing these Sperry's for 2 weeks straight. I think I may be getting a case of frathlete's foot.
frathlete's foot by Geedy Eye March 12, 2011
(1) Chevy tahoe driven by a frat brother
(2) Most common means of transporting mass numbers of frat bros
Dude, i don't know there are a bunch of frahoes here. i bet it's a cock fest.
frahoe by NickidyP January 1, 2009

frathole 

A fraternity asshole. frat + asshole=frathole. He is obnoxiouly loud, especially when amongst his other frathole brethens. There is typically an exponential growth of stupidity, drunkenness,and inclination to rape females when fratholes congregate in a group. If you are a female, be very wary of fratholes.
neighbor #1: What's up with the trash and noise behind us?
neighbor #2: It must be the fratholes again.

student #1: What's up with girls getting drugged with roofies and getting raped?
student #2: It must be the fratholes again.
frathole by concerned college student September 15, 2006

frathlete 

one who is exceptional at fraternity athletics, including but not limited to foosball, air hockey, old school nintendo tennis, pinball, softball, and darts
After proving his prowess at the foosball table, everyone in the frat knew not to mess with Dan, for he was an extraordinary frathlete.
frathlete by Egoptimus Prime September 14, 2004
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Me: Poggers!
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Oblication 

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So Joe where are you taking the kids for spring break vacation? We are going on an oblication to Boca to visit my mother-in-law.
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