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When the person in the passenger seat spontaneously falls asleep while driving. Every time I get in the car, I get carcolepsy.
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February 11, 2009 Urban Word of the Day
a condition affecting buddies on a trip who fall asleep as soon as the car starts moving, providing no company or driving help Joe slept the whole way here, I think he suffers from carcolepsy.
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Pronounced: Kar-ko-lep-see
The inability to stay awake and alert when in a car, or any other thing that moves, such as trains, planes, and busses. The act of passing out while in a car regardless of passenger or driver status. Roadtrip? Count me in, but I can't drive. I have carcolepsy and we'd all die.
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a condition characterized by brief attacks of deep sleep brought on by simply being in a car Dude, your car is so comfortable it gives me carcolepsy
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the irresistible desire to sleep while sitting in the car As soon as my husband backs the car out of the driveway, carcolepsy sets in, and I'm out.
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A nonthreatening condition found most frequently in children of all ages and a small percentage of the senior citizen population. Victims of Carcolepsy typically show symptoms such as falling asleep as soon as a car begins to move, waking up hungry and complaining of a sore neck for hours. Dad: "Gee whiz! Is he asleep already?"
Mom: "Oh, yeah. He's got that Carcolepsy. I tend to be Carcoleptic, so I bring a pillow with me on road trips. |
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Sleeping disorder. Symptoms include drowsiness, instability to stay alert, and sudden sleep. Symptoms manifest themselves only when driving/riding in a automobile. She cannot drive at night because her carcolepsy will cause her to have an accident.
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