haz·ing 
/ˈheɪzɪŋ/ noun
/ˈheɪzɪŋ/ noun [noncount] US : the practice of playing unpleasant tricks on someone or forcing someone to do unpleasant things ◊Hazing is done as part of a ritual that people (such as college students) must go through before they are allowed to become members of a group (such as a fraternity).
— haze /ˈheɪz/ verb, haz·es; hazing; hazed [+ obj]
▪ Varsity team members hazed the new players by leading them around campus on leashes.
▪ Varsity team members hazed the new players by leading them around campus on leashes.
