fraternity house

American  

noun

1. a house occupied by a college or university fraternity.

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Etymology

Origin of fraternity house

First recorded in 1900–05

Example Sentences

Friday from a fraternity house off campus on Greek Row about an unresponsive person who had possibly drowned.

From Los Angeles Times

“We never dreamed he would do any of these things at the fraternity house,” he told the group.

From Los Angeles Times

It said it decided to hire the security guards after several crimes involving students last year, including a carjacking near a fraternity house and another one near campus.

From New York Times

The fraternity house I lived in was a mere block from the Northridge Meadows, the apartment building that pancaked along Reseda Boulevard, killing 16.

From Los Angeles Times

Trump tossed autographed footballs into the crowd at a fraternity house ahead of a college football game.

From Seattle Times