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“I really want to pref my friend’s sister. She’s so cute and I love her.” | “I really want to pref my friend’s sister. She’s so cute and I love her.” | ||
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This term is used by active members of sororities. | |||
Revision as of 10:25, 12 March 2014
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Part of Speech
Noun
Pronunciation
[pref’]
Definition
To convince a potential new member to join your chapter during set four of formal recruitment. When doing so, the active explains to the potential new member why she joined the chapter.
Example Sentences
“I really want to pref my friend’s sister. She’s so cute and I love her.”
Context Label
This term is used by active members of sororities.
