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To die / pass away / expire. Usually used only for humans but will probably find its way to being used for animals and batteries.

Can simply be shortened to "Cark"
"You'll never believe this, he could just cark it!"
Cark It by Nested Elevator September 30, 2007
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I thought I was going to cark it the posiness snake so close to my skin but luckily I am professional so I could save my self
Cark it by Simply holly October 12, 2016
I thought I was going to cark it the posiness snake so close to my skin but luckily I am professional so I could save my self
Cark it by Simply holly October 12, 2016
To die.
Princess Diana did cark (it) in a car crash in Paris.
Cark (it) by quan cao tien August 26, 2010
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