[UNLDelt]

Again from the dictionary:

Rush
Function: verb
transitive senses
Etymology: Middle English russhen, from Middle French ruser to put to flight, repel, deceive, from Latin recusare to refuse -- more at RECUSANT
6 a : to lavish attention on : to court b : to try to secure a pledge of membership from

Not sure about you guys but I enjoy having attention "lavished" on me every now and again.

And isn't that how a lot of chapters do rush (mine does).
Take guys out to eat...hold a BBQ at a lake for them...get to know them...pay attention to them..."court them"...in order to secure a pledge of membership from them?

Doesn't say anything about alcohol...so I guess the houses that 'hot box' or 'dirty rush' must need to buy a dictionary because they are WAY off...