Etymology
The word "frat" is a shortened form of "fraternity."
Meaning
A frat is a social organization for college students, typically consisting of men and based on shared interests, values, or social status. Frats often have a distinctive set of rituals, symbols, and traditions, and are known for their strong bonds of brotherhood.
Origin
The earliest known fraternities were established in the 18th century at American colleges such as Harvard and Yale. These fraternities were modeled after European academic societies and aimed to promote intellectual and social development among their members. Over time, fraternities became more common and developed their own unique characteristics, including a focus on social events, athletics, and philanthropy.
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