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fratigonia 

A Northern frat bro being the top dog of a fraternity and leading your fratters (brothers in the chapter) in the proper art of dressing scrubby when going to class and dressing classier when going out in the proper attire of high top skate shoes, a 5950 and the classic novelty tee. Also a hater of the sterotype of southern frat bros that wear top siders polos and thoes gay bands that hold your sunglasses up
Dude your mad fratigonia right now
fratigonia by sigmachifrattybw December 20, 2010
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fratagonia 

Nickname for Patagonia fleeces that are largely worn by fraternity brothers.
The fratty kid wore a fratgonia fleece.
fratagonia by Kevin April 12, 2005
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fratagonia 

What a guy in a fraternity typically wears. Any one person can look at that person's clothes and know they are in a frat.
For Example, "Look at the fratagonia that guy has on" Popped-collar, pastel polo shirts. Casual loafers without socks, plaid shorts, Ray-Bans with the band to keep them around the neck, a trucker hat with the polo shirt, the long parted hair accentuates the clothes. A Columbia fleece jacket, Patagonia also works as this word was inspired by it. Grey early 90's New Balances.
fratagonia by Jack Beanstalk December 7, 2006
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murderhobo 

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hey let's get a drink of that?

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everclear & bepsi
fucking hobo loko eeessshh
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