1.) In Multiplayer games, the act of remaining in one spot (usually secluded) with a sniper rifle or other area waiting for enemy players to emerge as easy targets. Generally looked upon as a "cheap" method of gaining kills.
by Manawski February 24, 2003
As Defined by John Schmor, PhD: Camp is Failed Seriousness. To the extremes on both sides usually defines certain aspects of camp. It is not ONLY in relation to Gay Sensibilities, but it plays a heavy part in what camp is recognized as. Mind you, not only Gays can create camp nor are they the only ones who recognize it, it is merely an easy way for Gay sensibilites to be defined because we must hide ourselves from society to the length that we can only bring out those innermost feelings in a "campy" scenario.
Camp is cross dressing in a Freudian slip. Camp is Laughing at The Importance of Being Earnest and not knowing why. Camp is laughing at the Importance of Being Earnest and knowing why.
by J.Y. Hash January 7, 2005
To make someone in the world of warcraft log out by using the /camp hoax. Player must be in a "sanctuary" or "home".
Player 1: OMG! Free Gold if you type /CAMP !!!!!111!!!!!111111!!!
Player2: /camp
*Player 2 disconnected
Player2: /camp
*Player 2 disconnected
by Utejh September 18, 2009
In multiplayer games the act of sitting in a strategic position and waiting for an opponent to appear at horizon. This is considered a lame behaviour as in the "well known" lamerick below.
Sir Camp-a-lot, sitting on top,
waits for a prey (possibly a bot),
thinks of his skill
until gets killed
falling from top, Sir Camp-a-lot!
waits for a prey (possibly a bot),
thinks of his skill
until gets killed
falling from top, Sir Camp-a-lot!
by sg.biondo June 8, 2011
by syc May 29, 2005
When people voluntarily leave their comfortable homes and drive out to the middle of nowhere to live amongst trees, thousands of hungry insects, and very uncomfortable sleeping arrangements, in order that they may pretend they’re “reconnecting with nature.”
“Hey, we should go camping this weekend!”
“You mean, fight traffic so we can go out in the woods, live like homeless people, and hope we don’t start a forest fire? No thanks.”
“You mean, fight traffic so we can go out in the woods, live like homeless people, and hope we don’t start a forest fire? No thanks.”
by Hawks.Fan.12 September 20, 2019
by heffa May 27, 2003