Day drink
verb: A popular activity for college students (who are of age, of course) that is best enjoyed on Saturday afternoons during the spring or fall.

Darty
noun: similar to "day drink," a day party.
verb: the act of day partying.

Facey
adjective: Of or related to attractive people or people trying to be seen.
Example: I went to King last night, and it was super facey.

Fracket
noun: a valuable article of clothing typically removed by a female from a fraternity house. A "frat jacket." Very important for walking to bars during the winter.

Natty
noun: a watered-down version of real beer that no one would legitimately request outside of a college party.

Pre-Game
noun: Usually a small gathering before a party or other event where college students begin an evening of making bad decisions. For groups of girls, it often involves getting necessarily upset about who has to call the taxi.

Peak
verb: a moment or series of moments throughout the day in which a college student reaches his or her best point in life. It's possible to peak more than once during your college career.
Example: I peaked when I met SoMo last week.

Srat
noun: a shortened version of "sorority", because apparently sorority girls love to shorten words.
adjective: an annoying way to describe a female.
Example: Wow, look at her Lulu leggings and sorority rain jacket. She's so srat.

Try hard
noun: You might find yourself getting this phrase thrown your way if you wear more than one article of letters/monogrammed attire at any given time.
Example: Caitlin was such a try hard when she wore that giant fur coat to the date party.