Crossword Clue: Frequent party planner, for short
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- __ house
- __ party
- ___ boy
- ___ bro
- ___ party (Greek event at a university)
- ___ party
- ___ row (some blocks in a college town)
- ___ Row
- 'Animal House' group
- "Animal House" group, familiarly
- "Animal House" group, for short
- "Animal House" group
- "Animal House" grp.
- 'Animal House' house
- "Animal House" house (Abbr.)
- "Animal House" house
- Animal house, say
- "Animal House" setting, for short
- "Animal House" setting
- Beer bash host, maybe
- Beer bash venue
- Beer bust locale
- AXA at Dartmouth or Chi Psi at Cornell
- Alpha Sig, e.g.
- Band of brothers?
- Greek campus group
- Greek group at a university, for short
- Greek group, for short
- Greek group in America, briefly
- Greek group in America
- Greek group on campus, for short
- Greek group that's not in Greece
- Greek group
- Greek house
- Greek house, for short
- Greek house?
- Greek-letter club
- Greek-letter group, for short
- Greek-letter org.
- Greek life group, informally
- Greek life group
- Frequent party planner, for short
- Deke or Alpha Delt.
- Frosh-rushing group
- Group at a coll.
- Group expected to do rush jobs
- Group for college bros
- Group for rushers
- Group known for pranks, in short
- Group of brothers on campus
- Group of brothers
- Group that rushes
- Group that takes pledges, informally
- Group with a three-letter name, often
- Group with pins and pledges
- Group with pledges
- Grp. in a rush?
- Host of some off-campus parties
- Brotherhood
- Brotherhood, for short
- Brothers' home, briefly
- Brother's home
- Brothers' keeper?
- Brothers' place
- Brother's place, informally
- Brothers together in a house
- House at O.S.U.
- House for bros
- House on campus, for short
- House on campus
- House sporting Greek letters, for short
- House with brothers
- Houseful of Greeks, familiarly
- It seeks pledges annually
- Bunch of brothers
- Its name usually has only two or three letters
- Hazy environment?
- Campus bros' group
- Campus brotherhood, briefly
- Campus bunch
- Campus club, for short
- Campus club
- Campus cohort
- Campus gp.
- Campus Greek group, for short
- Campus group, briefly
- Campus group, for short
- Campus group such as the Deltas in "Animal House," for short
- Campus group
- Campus home for some
- Campus house, briefly
- Campus house, for short
- Campus house, maybe
- Campus house
- Campus org.
- Campus party giver
- Campus quarters
- Campus residence, maybe
- Campus rushers
- Campus soc.
- Campus social group
- Dorm alternative
- Col. group
- Coll. group
- Coll. rushers
- College association, for short
- College bros' house
- College brotherhood
- College clique, briefly
- College club, briefly
- College club
- College gp.
- College group.
- College group, for short
- College group, shortly
- College group that rushes
- College group
- College house
- College org.
- College organization.
- College roup
- College setting where boys will be boys
- Collegiate clique, briefly
- Collegiate Greek group
- Kappa Alpha Psi, e.g., for short
- Where pledges are taken
- Keg party locale
- Keg stand locale
- Kegger locale, for short
- Kegger locale
- Kegger location, often
- Kegger site
- Kegger venue, for short
- Kegger venue
- Rites group
- Place for pledges
- Place to pledge, for short
- Kind of house on a campus
- Kind of house on campus
- Kind of house
- Some rush to get in here
- Kind of party
- Traditional hazing site
- Student org.
- Student soc.
- Something to rush
- Pledged group, for short
- Pledges' group, for short
- Pledge's group
- Pledging site
- Sorority counterpart, briefly
- Sorority counterpart, for short
- Sorority's counterpart, for short
- Men's campus gp.
- Omega Psi Phi, e.g.
- People rush to get in here
- People rush to get in there
- Letter man's house
- Phi Delt, e.g.
- Piece of Greek architecture?
- Male group, for short
- Rush home?
- Rush setting
- Rush week event locale
- Rush Week group, for short
- Rush week grp.
- Rush week participant
- Rush week venue, for short
- Rushee recruiter
- Rushing group, informally
- Rushing group
- Rushing home?
- Rushing place
- Rushing site
- Rush's hoped-for home
- Word before "boy" or "party"
- Word before house or party
- Sig Chi, e.g.
- Sig Ep, e.g.
- Sigma Chi, e.g.
- Sigma Chi, for short
- Sigma Nu, for short
- Same-sex household?
- Same-sex union?
- Word with house or boy
- Single-sex house, usually
- Type of house, on campus
- Type of house
- Site of collegiate debauchery
- Site of many a college party
- U group
- U. of Ga. group, e.g.
- U.C.L.A. housing
- School house
- School house?
- Undergrad social club
- Union organization?
- Univ. club
- Univ. group
- Univ. "house"
- Univ. house
- University Greek group, for short
- Small Greek house?
- T.C.U. building
- Tech group
- Young men's club
- Toga party group
- Toga party locale, for short
- Toga party locale
- Toga party setting
- Toga party site
- Toga party venue, sometimes
- Toga party venue
- Where boys will be boys
- Where brothers live together
- Social group at a un.
- Social group
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- New York Times - Sept. 4, 2010
