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A Latino male that is part of a Fraternity.
"Yeah bro, I'm a part of Gamma Zeta Alpha. I'm a Fratino."
Fratino by mr panky March 13, 2019
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Frat + Latino = fratino

A Latino frat boy/guy
José is such a cool fratino. He’s smart and nice.

Manuel is that fratino guy who teaches me Spanish.
fratino by LingDanc803 August 29, 2018
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a fraternity porch, usually on the second or third floor of the house.
"Let's go out to the fratio."
"Indubitably."
fratio by Beamer February 22, 2005
a. When a man and woman grow in graced friendship with the intention and possibility of Dating.
b. It is the Pre-Dating phase, when one is unsure what to call their relationship
c. Getting to know each other before Dating

Name is derived from FRiendship+dATING = FRATING
1. Joe and Mariam frated for couple of months before they started dating.

2. I am sorry I can't go out with you because Maggie and I are frating.

3. I am going on a frate night with Anna this friday night at the Lakeshore.

4. Sam and Delia frated for few weeks, but they realized it was not going to work out between them because he realized she was quite manipulative.
Frating by Nappie D August 30, 2013
A Native American person who is constantly eating and farting all the time
That kid crashed out in our computer room is a Fartino
Fartino by Barbara Bush November 16, 2003
The term used to describe the relationship between two friends, who like each other MORE than friends, but aren't quite to the dating stage yet.

NOT friends with benefits.
"Hey, are those two dating?" -Lizzie

"Not yet. Right now they're just frating." -Justine
frating by lovebug101 May 11, 2010

Frating green

The shade of green which is supposed to make you feel comfortable in hospitals, industrious in schools and uneasy in police stations.
Frating green by A frood February 6, 2018
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