1. to strike and rebound; to hit and bounce off a surface or object
Usage: present participle of carrom
2. to play carrom, a board game in which players strike a striker disk to hit other pieces into pockets
Usage: present participle of carrom; primarily used in South Asian contexts

1. the act or instance of striking and rebounding

Examples

• The ball went carroming off the wall and into the corner pocket.
• She spent the afternoon carroming with her friends, trying to sink all the pieces.
• The bullet was carroming around inside the metal container.
• He enjoyed carroming the striker disk across the smooth board surface.
• The puck went carroming across the ice after hitting the boards.
• They were carroming pieces into the pockets with impressive accuracy.