| 释义 |
hell night
noun
a night filled with sadistic hazing as part of a fraternity initiation ritual US- The boy reported that on “hell night” he was taken to a faraway golf course “where the cops could not hear you yell.” — Louis Kitzer, Allied Activities in the Secondary School, p. 100, 1956
- John agreed that it was wonderful to have something to warm us after the misery of hell night. — Robert Smithdas, Life at My Fingertips, p. 165, 1958
- They had no idea what the Fires was–just that it was the famous, scary AD hell night, and they had to go through it. — Chris Miller, The Real Animal House, p. 80, 2006
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