A fork of Rural Dictionary
Carn means "come on" and comes from the drunken crowds of Austrailan Rules Football. It can be extended past "come on", as it can be used like "carn the Pies" when you cannot say "come on the Pies".
Carlton Supporter: Carn the Blues! Collingwood Supporter: Fuck that, mate! Carn the Pies!
Legitimate Australian term for 'come on'. Often used during horse racing ("Carn you sweet thing"), AFL football matched ("Carn the pies!") and when summoning friends ("Carn, poofter!") See also www.carnyousweetthing.com
"You coming to the pub?" "Nah." "CARN!" "Alright then."
the act of giving your poker chips away via playing poor hands and using bad judgement. This usually happens after you score a big pot and are in decent chip position during a tournament.
Greg Den Haese is carning his chips again.
Adjective. To have the appearance or demeanor of a carnie (carnival worker). A person that is not employable in an office setting. Best chance for employment is as a tilt o whirl operator or a stable cleaner at a county fair.
That girl with the pigtails is totally carnes.
Unambiguously continuing to talk about a topic or subject without prompt or input from anyone in the vicinity.
*On a text/voice chat, in a galaxy far far away* Chum 1: "Have you seen the film Pulp Fiction?" Chum 1: "It's great, so much happens and the story is all over the place." Chum 1: "It's got bible references and everything, I've always wanted to read the bible" Chum 2: <to Chum 3, privately> "He's carning on again..." Chum 3: <to Chum 2, privately> "Genuinely just wish he's stfu, he just going on and on" Chum 1: "I hear that most kids these days just skip to the doom and gloom parts about the end of the world" Chum 2: <to Chum 3, privately> "and on..." Chum 1: "I wonder if Trump will cause the end of the world..." Chum 2: <to Chum 3, privately> "and on......" Chum 1: "I mean, this trade war is pretty bad, but it could get worse Chum 3: <to Chum 2, privately> "and on!"