Definition of fratty in English:

fratty

adjective ˈfratiˈfradē

US informal

Characteristic of a student fraternity or its members (often with reference to rowdy behaviour)
three fratty college boys
fratty bars
Example sentencesExamples
- I was elbowed by a fratty bro trying to cut in front of me.
- He continually comes to blows with his fratty neighbors.
- A group of big and fratty boys approaches from the other end of the alley.
- The ski house turned out to be occupied by a bunch of fratty guys on a mountain biking trip.
- I waited for the metro next to two fratty staffers who were in the process of hitting on a twenty year old intern.
- I figured he was pretty fratty so I was never likely to make it anywhere with him.
- He's super fratty and is a party boy.
- Regardless of the mayhem of drunk fratty kids, we ordered nachos.
- He decides to go on a month-long trip to Europe with a couple of similarly fratty friends.
- We were throwing around the pig skin, when these fratty dudes walk up with a copious amount of beer.

Origin

Late 19th century: from frat + -y¹.

Definition of fratty in US English:

fratty

adjectiveˈfradē

US informal

Characteristic of a college fraternity or its members (often with reference to rowdy behavior)
three fratty college boys
fratty bars
Example sentencesExamples
- He's super fratty and is a party boy.
- I waited for the metro next to two fratty staffers who were in the process of hitting on a twenty year old intern.
- He decides to go on a month-long trip to Europe with a couple of similarly fratty friends.
- The ski house turned out to be occupied by a bunch of fratty guys on a mountain biking trip.
- Regardless of the mayhem of drunk fratty kids, we ordered nachos.
- I was elbowed by a fratty bro trying to cut in front of me.
- We were throwing around the pig skin, when these fratty dudes walk up with a copious amount of beer.
- I figured he was pretty fratty so I was never likely to make it anywhere with him.
- A group of big and fratty boys approaches from the other end of the alley.
- He continually comes to blows with his fratty neighbors.

Origin

Late 19th century: from frat + -y.

单词	fratty
释义	Definition of fratty in English: fratty adjective ˈfratiˈfradē US informal Characteristic of a student fraternity or its members (often with reference to rowdy behaviour) three fratty college boys fratty bars Example sentencesExamples I was elbowed by a fratty bro trying to cut in front of me. He continually comes to blows with his fratty neighbors. A group of big and fratty boys approaches from the other end of the alley. The ski house turned out to be occupied by a bunch of fratty guys on a mountain biking trip. I waited for the metro next to two fratty staffers who were in the process of hitting on a twenty year old intern. I figured he was pretty fratty so I was never likely to make it anywhere with him. He's super fratty and is a party boy. Regardless of the mayhem of drunk fratty kids, we ordered nachos. He decides to go on a month-long trip to Europe with a couple of similarly fratty friends. We were throwing around the pig skin, when these fratty dudes walk up with a copious amount of beer. Origin Late 19th century: from frat + -y¹. Definition of fratty in US English: fratty adjectiveˈfradē US informal Characteristic of a college fraternity or its members (often with reference to rowdy behavior) three fratty college boys fratty bars Example sentencesExamples He's super fratty and is a party boy. I waited for the metro next to two fratty staffers who were in the process of hitting on a twenty year old intern. He decides to go on a month-long trip to Europe with a couple of similarly fratty friends. The ski house turned out to be occupied by a bunch of fratty guys on a mountain biking trip. Regardless of the mayhem of drunk fratty kids, we ordered nachos. I was elbowed by a fratty bro trying to cut in front of me. We were throwing around the pig skin, when these fratty dudes walk up with a copious amount of beer. I figured he was pretty fratty so I was never likely to make it anywhere with him. A group of big and fratty boys approaches from the other end of the alley. He continually comes to blows with his fratty neighbors. Origin Late 19th century: from frat + -y.
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