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Carbo-load 

Eating a bunch of carbohydrates(bread,pasta,rice,etc.) to acquire a lot of energy before a big event or day
PE Teacher:Are you ready for the mile? I hope you carbo-loaded for energy!
Student:I've been carboloading for 2 weeks!
PE Teacher:You must have a lot of energy.You should run the LA Marathon!
Eating a bunch of carbohydrates(bread,pasta,rice,etc.) to acquire a lot of energy before a big event or day.
Carbo-load by NSSpeed5 March 6, 2017
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Carbo-load 

When you have too many carbs in one meal.. Overloading on carbs.
Carbo load

Carboload
Carb-o-load
Amy: What did you have for dinner?
Nathan: I have chicken, chips, rice and mashed potatoes.
Amy: Wowwww Carbo-load!!
Carbo-load by GhettoAmbz June 16, 2016

carbo-loading 

Eating a high-carbohydrate meal the evening before participating in a sports event in order to have lots of energy on the day.
All right lads, the big race is tomorrow, so I want carbo-loading at your dinner tables. That means lots of pasta, rice, and potatoes.
carbo-loading by Darth Ridley November 12, 2006

Carbo Loading

taking drugs and booze before a big event, Like Bernie Carbo admitted to before he hit his 3 run homer in the '75 Championship...
Man, I couldn't have given that speech if I hadn't smoked three joints, had 2 beers, a cup of coffee, some bennies and chewing tobacco before I went on...

Dude - that's some serious Carbo Loading!!!
Carbo Loading by JPnEB April 2, 2010

Carboloading 

Eating insane amounts of carbs before extreme physical activity in order to have more energy. Typically, this is achieved by eating straight up bread in large amounts.
Before the cross-country race, Richard practiced carboloading by eating an entire loaf of bread.

irish carboloading 

When someone who has been on a drinking binge, stuffs potatoes up there ass for nutrition.
" I never thought that Irish carboloading could have done so much for my figure."
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