Definitions

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  • noun US, slang, derogatory A slutty member of a sorority (social group for female students).

Etymologies

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Blend of sorority and prostitute

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Examples

  • Well, I should say two definite lesbians, one lipstick lesbian who I think was just mad at her parents and one woman who was trying way to hard to look like a lesbian but ended up looking like a sorostitute dressed up as a lesbian.

    drbigbeef Diary Entry drbigbeef 2005

  • Yes, everyone has met the laughable guy who joined his fraternity for its "alumni connections" and social reputation of throwing liquor and money at only the hottest "biddies," or the makeup-laden sorostitute frat-rat who incessantly displays the letters of her sorority to conceal her own personal insecurities.

    Stories from The Sun Joseph Pantoga 2010

  • Yes, everyone has met the laughable guy who joined his fraternity for its "alumni connections" and social reputation of throwing liquor and money at only the hottest "biddies," or the makeup-laden sorostitute frat-rat who incessantly displays the letters of her sorority to conceal her own personal insecurities.

    Stories from The Sun Joseph Pantoga 2010

  • We want everyone who isn't a tool, fratstar, sorostitute or wishy-washy rich kid.

    The Cavalier Daily Operations Manager 2010

  • Yes, everyone has met the laughable guy who joined his fraternity for its "alumni connections" and social reputation of throwing liquor and money at only the hottest "biddies," or the makeup-laden sorostitute frat-rat who incessantly displays the letters of her sorority to conceal her own personal insecurities.

    Stories from The Sun Joseph Pantoga 2010

  • Yes, everyone has met the laughable guy who joined his fraternity for its "alumni connections" and social reputation of throwing liquor and money at only the hottest "biddies," or the makeup-laden sorostitute frat-rat who incessantly displays the letters of her sorority to conceal her own personal insecurities.

    Stories from The Sun Joseph Pantoga 2010

  • In the South, the oversized shirt with Nike running shorts (norts), sneakers, tube socks, and Ray-Bans combo is so common that it’s often referred to as the “srat” or, more offensively, the “sorostitute” uniform.

    Why Sorority Girls Dress Alike Stephanie Talmadge 2017

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  • Sorority girls?

    July 16, 2007

  • There are several more vulgar terms I have for sorority girls and sorority houses, but they're too impolite for even me to post.

    July 17, 2007

  • See Tribblewing's recent "name-calling humans" list.

    July 17, 2007

  • Greek life was one of the great mysteries to me in college. I had a lot of friends who got involved in fraternities and sororities and went absolutely ga-ga over their new brotherhoods/sisterhoods.

    It never seemed worth it to me: they pay for the opportunity to be friends with other people who have also paid, which is pretty superficial to begin with. Then they proceed to only hang out with those people, abandoning their old pre-greek friends (a.k.a. me) in favor of some quasi-secret-society. They have the same stupid parties anybody else could have had, and have to endure the pains of induction and hazing. No thanks.

    A particular friend of mine was a real nice guy until he joined a fraternity. Then suddenly it was all he could talk about. He withdrew from our circle of friends and only associated with the "brothers." I could tell he felt remorseful when he offered me a bid to join; but I turned it down. Later he re-offered the bid and also a full scholarship so I could join for free; I turned it down again. You couldn't pay me enough to do that crap!

    July 17, 2007

  • I was fortunate to go to college in a time and place where there was zero pressure to join a sorority. The "Greek system" was at a low ebb, and it never even occurred to me to try to join. I am in total sympathy with your attitude about the Greek system. I do not admire it either.

    I was only commenting on that point at which objections pass beyond *the system* and *some* individuals to *all individuals* and to unfair stereotypes about all members' sexual behavior, etc.

    July 17, 2007

  • I agree. Lord knows I saw enough confirmation of the stereotype in college, but that doesn't mean I wish to spread it further, out of respect for the exceptions to the rule. :-)

    July 17, 2007