Green’s Dictionary of Slang

frat v.

[SE fraternize; orig. US milit. at end of WWII/frat n. (2)]

1. to associate with.

J. Lees-Milne Heretics in Love 104: [T]he other girls [...] were stupid, their jokes were feeble, their ‘frattings’ with the sailors were in very poor taste.
[UK]‘Derek Raymond’ He Died with His Eyes Open 34: Did she used to frat with anyone in here except Staniland?

2. (US campus) to participate in fraternity parties, events, in order to pick up girls.

[US]Eble Campus Sl. Oct. 3: frat – go to fraternity parties after football games in search of females.