to rip a carrie

To cause either violence or destructition; mayhem, confusion; (2) to commit arson (from Carrie White 1963-1979)

a term from the Stephen King novel "CARRIE"

by Chad S. July 9, 2004

to rip off a Carrie

1) To cause either violence or destruction; mayhem, confusion.

2) To commit arson.

Peter: “Have you seen that episode of “The Office”, when the beat farmer, Dwight, pulls out a Molotov cocktail from the back of Michael Scott’s car?”

Tessa: “Yea, I think he was trying to rip off a Carrie with that.”

by Newshanks December 25, 2017