dirty rushes

Verb

dirty rush (third-person singular simple present dirty rushes, present participle dirty rushing, simple past and past participle dirty rushed)

1. (ambitransitive, university slang) To recruit through, or participate in, a dirty rush.
   • People have to recognize the superficiality of Rush Week. Some people dirty rush and already have a good idea of who they want to recruit. Athletes, especially, have an advantage going into rush, as many of their upperclassmen teammates are sisters of certain sororities.2015 February 12, Carissa Zukowski, “Rush: looking in from the outside”, in The Johns Hopkins News-Letter, archived from the original on 23 Aug 2023

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