The Act of staying in one spot in a map in a first person shooter video game to gain a tactical advantage over an enemy or group of enemies.

The person committing the act of camping is the "camper" and the spot on the map it is happening in is "camped".

Camping isn't limited to one weapon, or playing style.

1. To spend time with nature, leaving behind much of the technological advances and "roughing it."
2. The act of staying in one spot in a game and "sniping" other players.

A term used most frequently in first-person shooter video games, "camping" refers to the act of hiding or otherwise remaining in a hidden, obscured, or safe location in order to ambush an enemy or objective, or to avoid harm.

There is much controversy over whether or not camping is a respectable strategy; some claim camping is cowardly and cheap, while others maintain that it is intelligent and strategic.

1) Holding a pot pipe/bong for too long, without passing it down to the next person.

1. To go out in the woods with nothing but your aunt and a tooth-pick, and spend the night there.

2. Staying in one position.

3. Used in online gaming to mean staying in one position to gain an advantage over other players.

To camp. Staying in one place for an extended period of time to gain an advantage over other players.
Some say it is a cheap strategy. To overcome this, some games have invulnerability for a short period of time after spawn. For instance, in Call of Duty 3, they have invulnerability for about one second.
In my opinion, Camping is an intelligent strategy. How do you think the snipers of WWII got so many kills? Some snipers had up to, but not limited to, 500 kills. One sniper had over 700 confirmed kills.

in bars-

to eat up space by sitting at the bar or tables and either not drink anything, or nurse the same drink for hours, thus not providing tips for the bartenders or servers