What should we call aggies

A list of all names is displayed, though not called, at the student Muster in Reed Arena. Is every Aggie's name called aloud somewhere? Williams, Jr. Alumni Center and respond to each with "Here. All can watch the livestream at a. Central on April 21, or replay afterwards, at MusterLive.

The website includes options to upload photos and recollections and post "Here" for individual Aggies. Each local Muster is different; some include a meal, whether it's a dinner, casual picnic or family-style potluck. How do I find the Muster closest to me, or to where I will be on April 21? At tx. Each listing has contact information, location and details. Some of our Aggies have walked the halls of the State Capitol enacting laws, and two were Speaker of the House.

Other Aggies have built distinguishing careers interpreting those laws in the courtroom. Some of our Aggies have been expert communicators who have been honored with Pulitzers and Emmys for covering the news. Others have been entertainers whose songs have topped the charts and won Grammys. No matter what we do, our goal is always to be the very best.

New Word List Word List. Save This Word! See synonyms for aggie on Thesaurus. We could talk until we're blue in the face about this quiz on words for the color "blue," but we think you should take the quiz and find out if you're a whiz at these colorful terms.

T-Camp — A campus orientation program held for Summer and Fall transfer students. Tea-sip — Student of the University of Texas. Twelfth Man — See 12 th Man. Whip out — The tradition whereby Corp Freshmen extend their hand and introduce themselves to upperclassmen.

They are required to remember the names of the upperclassmen who they meet. See Wildcat. Wildcat — A noise and a hand motion yell that is particular to each class and made after each yell. Freshmen raise their hands above their heads and yell AAAA.

Sophomores chant A! Juniors yell A! For the Whoop! Juniors wrap their left hand over the right fist, with both index fingers extended and pointing toward the ground. Also, the right foot is raised and tucked behind the left knee. Wrecking Crew — Name given to the defense of the football team. The term became popular during in 80s and the 90s. Yells — See Aggie Yells , and Wildcats. Yell Leaders — Composed of three seniors and two juniors, these students use hand signals Pass Backs to lead the crowd in cheers.

Zips Zipperheads — A nickname for Corp Seniors for the black and gold braid on their garrison caps resembling a zipper. Aggie Yells. Farmers Fight [Pass Back: Closed fists rotating around each other in alternating directions].

Farmers fight! Farmers, farmers fight! Military [Pass Back: Saluting motion]. Squads left! Squads right! Load, ready, aim, fire, BOOM! Old Army [Pass Back: Upward pointed finger moves in circular motion]. Locomotive [Pass Back: Hand looks to be pulling a train whistle, reaching upward and twisting on downward motion].

Kyle Field. Kyle Field, Aaaa. Sky Rocket. Rah Rah Team Aaaaaaa. Horse Laugh [Pass Back: Hands with fingers straight are held palms together, and then hands move back and forth in a pointing motion].

Riffety, riffety, riff-raff! Chiffity, chiffity, chiff-chaff! Aggie Songs. Mimms; Music by Richard J. We are the Aggies — the Aggies are we. Real Stuff!