A popular term from the MOBA game, League of Legends.
"Cargilling" is the act of one player, reaching 10 deaths or higher in a single game. This player is then open to ridicule, no matter how many kills he/she may have acquired beforehand.
This term originated when the infamously unskilled player known as "Cargill3", Cargilled frequently during gameplay. When the term was coined, the player then quickly changed his name to "LoklaiN", in a vain attempt to avoid ridicule.
Cargellin means chillin with your car, or car chillin with other car enthusiasts and friends. Cargellin includes track days, detailing your car, working on it, racing it, cruising in it, doing car photoshoots, being at car meets, going to car shows, attending racing events and other car related stuff. The one thing Cargellin is not, is everything you dread doing with your car or cars in general.
I'll be out Saturday morning "Cargellin" with friends at a chaity car show event.
Where are you? I'm "Cargellin" at the garage getting the car detailed for the weekend.
We are "Cargellin" at a local car meet doing some photoshoots.
A dubious concept invented back in the days of Multi Theft Auto pertaining to using vehicles to run other players over in the game. Despite it being a fundamental part of the GTA experience, it is usually banned by various servers there, because of whiny babies who can't handle playing the game as intended.
It is not surprising that this does not exist in GTAV, because if you were stupid enough to float such a concept you would be trolled and or laughed out of any servers for being an epic moron.
Jeremy decided to engage in some carkilling while playing Multi Theft Auto and was subjected to a tirade of screaming, crying and swearing from his victim.
Johnny got mad about his carkilling in GTA Online and start complaining. Instantly making him the target of every troll on the server.
As an adjective it implies a pertinance to the author of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. The noun form (Carrol)is far more formalized, used only in instances where the subject is quite familier.
1: Used to describe someone who uses nonsensical words with relative ease.
2: A person who is capable of saying a silly or ridiculous sounding word or phrase without actually sounding ridiculous.
3: Someone who routinely replaces actual words with words like 'flibbertygibbet' or 'whatchamahoozit' yet somehow manages to convey the meaning of the intended word.
John recited the Jabborwocky for us in classtoday. He is surprisingly Carrollian.