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Singing along with music in a car, especially loudly and passionately.
That long road trip felt a lot (shorter/longer) because of the Caraoke.
Caraoke by Doctor Science May 26, 2008
Word of the Day on October 14, 2009
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Busting out Karaoke in your Car (along with air guitar, air drums and air keyboard)!
Since Jim and Jackie were stuck in traffic, Jim decided to start some CARAOKE! Jackie asked Jim what he was doing and Jim shouted, "CARAOKE, BITCH!"
Caraoke by SJFive0 October 11, 2009
To sing along with the music that plays in your car as you drive... Usually with no limits on the volume and little concern for intonation or pitch... It is best performed with equal energy and enthusiasm, regardless of vehicle's speed, or position of windows/convertible/moon roof top. Level of musical performance should not be influenced by the location or audible range of any other motorist(s) unless said motorist(s) are members of local law enforcement... !
"Nice ride, Man... Your sound system rocks...!"

"Thanx, Bro...! It took me a while to match my CARaoke levels with all of this aftermarket gear, but the groovin' helps with the cruisin' unless the cops are abusin'...!"
CARaoke by christopher Cherry April 1, 2008
The art of filming one's self while singing in the car for the purpose of posting it on a video sharing or social networking site.
Susan: Jim posted some Caraoke!

Jill: What song was he singing?

Susan: Does it really matter?
Caraoke by Jayzion October 18, 2010

Caraokee 

Singing karaoke while driving a car.
Steve: Are you really putting on third eye blind?

Lisa: " I wish you would step down from that ledge my friend "
Steve: looks like another night of Caraokee
Caraokee by Stisa or Listeve June 25, 2017
Like karaoke, but in a car.
Trapped in the back seat of the station wagon with screaming children and a dog with gastro I realised things could have been worse as soon as the caraoke started.
Caraoke by Brever September 22, 2014
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