Brazilian carvery

The art of oral sex performed on a woman who has had a "Brazilian" down below.

Brazilian carvery. "Fernando had a lucky hit last night", he met Cosenza at the Bodega bar". "The chic has got a wicked Brazilian going on". "So I guess Fernando will be having a "Brazilian carvey" tonight then.

by bigbadguy August 29, 2009

carberetor

device used to mix fuel and air in the proper ratio and deliver the amount selected by the driver to the engine. typically found on cars and trucks pre-1984 and is still widely used on smaller engines, most harleys and lawnmowers/weedwhackers/anything with a 2-stroke or below 50CI

dude, my carberetor needs to be leaned out, its fat on the top end


dude, ur carberetor's fucked up, ur runnin lean

by 379 February 25, 2005

Carvery Lass

A Yorkshire term for a fat girl who's hot enough to spit roast.

Ehh, see that that there carvery lass?

by doctorsnow May 15, 2014

Carberg

The chunk or block of ice and snow that forms and accumulates in the wheel well and along the bottom of a car in the winter, sometimes growing large enough to look similar to an iceberg.

Can I kick off your carberg? It's huge!

by AskHeeves January 18, 2019

carberry

When taking a long roadtrip where bathrooms are unavailable, a carberry is a poop taken by a passenger or driver, often in a bag or empty disposable coffee cup to be disposed of discretely at the next truck stop.

Person A: "Dude, Mike dropped a wicked carberry on the way to Denver. It stank for like, an hour before we found a truck stop to drop it at..."
Person B: "That's why burritos are not road food bro..."

by bajada23 September 26, 2017

Carberload

Overload on carbs

"OMG major carberload"
"Definite carberload after all that food"
"Starting the diet again tomorrow, I just carberloaded"

by hazeltree September 11, 2011

Carberg

Carberg:
/kär/bərɡ/
noun: carberg; plural noun: carbergs
a large built-up mass of ice and snow attached to the underside of our vehicles in the winter after a snowfall.

Like an iceberg, only the tip may be visible when still clinging to the car, as icebergs floating on the ocean. Once exposed, carbergs are often much larger

"Man, my car is losing traction from the huge carbergs attached to the underside!

by Uncle Larry B February 5, 2015