1. the activity of participating in a live-action role-playing game, in which players physically act out their characters' actions in a real-world setting
Usage: informal; often used as a mass noun or gerund

1. to participate in a live-action role-playing game; to act out a character or scenario in a real-world setting
Usage: informal; present participle of 'larp'

Examples

• She spent the weekend larping at a fantasy convention with her friends.
• Larping has become increasingly popular among young adults interested in fantasy and gaming.
• They are larping as medieval knights in the park this Saturday.
• Many people enjoy larping because it combines creativity, physical activity, and social interaction.
• The larping community has developed its own costumes, rules, and storytelling traditions.
• He started larping after discovering a local group that plays a sci-fi adventure game.