a condition affecting buddies on a trip who fall asleep as soon as the car starts moving, providing no company or driving help
by Frank Bama February 09, 2009
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.
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.
by amy short March 05, 2006
by kelly del gaudio June 22, 2007
by Kittydoc May 15, 2012
Sleeping disorder. Symptoms include drowsiness, instability to stay alert, and sudden sleep. Symptoms manifest themselves only when driving/riding in a automobile.
by The fried piper November 18, 2009
The condition that afflicts many people where the motion of a moving vehicle makes them tired or fall asleep very fast.
I hate going on road trips with Anthony! Thirty minutes in and he's asleep, leaving to fend for myself the next 4 hours, that dude must have a case of carcolepsy.
by MarketingMan June 24, 2016
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.
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.
Mom: "Oh, yeah. He's got that Carcolepsy.
I tend to be Carcoleptic, so I bring a pillow with me on road trips.
by Kryzta February 03, 2010