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frathole

A frathole is an obnoxious, insufferable frat boy — the kind of guy who shotguns beers, brags about his 'brothers,' uses Greek letters as a personality, and acts like joining a fraternity makes him royalty.

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#1·Apr 28, 2026

A frathole is an obnoxious, insufferable frat boy — the kind of guy who shotguns beers, brags about his 'brothers,' uses Greek letters as a personality, and acts like joining a fraternity makes him royalty. It's a derogatory term that blends 'frat' with the suffix '-hole' (as in a**hole) to create maximum shade. Fratstyle behavior — hazing, entitlement, and treating college like an extended ego trip — is what earns you this label. Common in US campus culture, particularly among people tired of dealing with exactly that guy.

Every party he throws turns into a disaster because he keeps inviting his frathole friends who trash the place.
Origin: Portmanteau of 'frat' (fraternity, US college social organization) and the suffix '-hole' (from 'asshole'), used to form insults implying obnoxious behavior, e.g., 'jerkhole,' 'diphole.' Editorial expansion authored on Slangora.
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#2·Apr 27, 2026

(US, slang, derogatory) An obnoxious frat boy.

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  • “If you think this will #help with passing your #chemistry #exam, I offer you my #tight #frathole to #nut in, the things I do to help my #frat #brothers”

    — Bluesky· May 2026
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