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A show meant to introduce new members of a Greek organization to the rest of the Greek and wider Northwestern community. | A show meant to introduce new members of a Greek organization to the rest of the Greek and wider Northwestern community. | ||
Many traditions at a probate | Many traditions at a probate include: | ||
*Being masked until the end | |||
*[[step|stepping]] | |||
*Greeting members of the organization | |||
*Greeting members of other Greek organizations that are present | |||
*Introduction of [[big|bigs]] and the individuals who guided the members through the intake/pledge process | |||
*Introduction of selves. | |||
==Usage== | ==Usage== | ||
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Part of Speech
noun
Pronunciation
[pro 'bayt]
Description
A show meant to introduce new members of a Greek organization to the rest of the Greek and wider Northwestern community.
Many traditions at a probate include:
- Being masked until the end
- stepping
- Greeting members of the organization
- Greeting members of other Greek organizations that are present
- Introduction of bigs and the individuals who guided the members through the intake/pledge process
- Introduction of selves.
Usage
The term is used primarily in the Multicultural Greek Council and National Pan-Hellenic Council communities. It is used both in informal and formal contexts as well as in spoken word and written text.
Example Sentences
- "Are you going to the LTA probate tonight? I want to see their neos."
