A type of minimum security correctional facility or clink, not uncommonly involving as part of the rehabilitative milieu community service-type projects in public parks and forests by orange jumpsuited crew members; hence, a bit like a summer 'camp.' Derived from work camp.
by Bill McCallum December 12, 2006
by skizzle February 11, 2005
by Nolawick April 12, 2016
by milly_poopoo December 23, 2021
The act of holding a co-worker hostage in their own office, with inane babbleology and bitching for periods so excessive and frequent, it appears you've actually set up a camp.
by Falling Down April 05, 2018
by The Other Korean Faggot May 16, 2017
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.
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.
by Igor_griffin is camping May 23, 2007