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==Part of speech== | |||
Noun | Noun | ||
==Pronunciation== | |||
[sō’ rō’ ri tee’ skwät’] | [sō’ rō’ ri tee’ skwät’] | ||
==Definition== | |||
When a large group of sorority members take a picture together, the people standing in the front have to squat in order for everyone to be seen. The squatting is done more as a lean forward than a full-on squat. The squat performed when sorority members take a picture together so that everyone can be seen. It constitutes a lean forward rather than a complete squat. | When a large group of sorority members take a picture together, the people standing in the front have to squat in order for everyone to be seen. The squatting is done more as a lean forward than a full-on squat. The squat performed when sorority members take a picture together so that everyone can be seen. It constitutes a lean forward rather than a complete squat. | ||
===Related terms | ==Example sentences== | ||
"I can't see the camera, you guys need to sorority squat." | |||
==Related terms== | |||
[[Skinny Arm]] | [[Skinny Arm]] | ||
Revision as of 10:24, 10 March 2014
Part of speech
Noun
Pronunciation
[sō’ rō’ ri tee’ skwät’]
Definition
When a large group of sorority members take a picture together, the people standing in the front have to squat in order for everyone to be seen. The squatting is done more as a lean forward than a full-on squat. The squat performed when sorority members take a picture together so that everyone can be seen. It constitutes a lean forward rather than a complete squat.
Example sentences
"I can't see the camera, you guys need to sorority squat."
