CarBCue
CarBCue by PostToBe76 April 9, 2015
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carbque
Some guy overheated his van on I-39 this afternoon, and the thing ended up catching on fire. What a huge carbeque! Traffic was backed up for miles...
carbque by Ray Newman July 6, 2005
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carbque
The hobby of grilling food using the heat of a running car engine, often either by wrapping the food item in tinfoil and baking by driving for a number of miles, or by laying a suitable grilling surface over the engine and grilling traditionally in situ
"I forgot to cook a dish for the reunion, so I grabbed potatoes on the way and let the old carbque do its magic"
carbque by KironausGAMR April 24, 2021
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