Voluntold

Being told or ordered to volunteer.

"Jane was voluntold to enter in the contest."

by Matt Alexander. October 12, 2007

Voluntold

The act of promising the services of others.

Wife to friend: I'll get hubby to come out and paint your ceiling on Saturday.

Hubby: I can't go golfing with you pal, I was voluntold to paint someone's ceiling.

by aquafishy January 13, 2009

Voluntold

Someone else, boss or significant other, volunteers you to do something you wouldn't have volunteered for.

My boss voluntold me I was hosting the office holiday party.

by greatdrew December 13, 2014

voluntold

forciby volunteered. A task that was once voluntary has now been ordered to you.

"You slack ass ensigns. Since none of you are going to volunteer, consider yourselves all voluntold. See you tomorrow morning at 0600."

by Kevin Ferguson December 12, 2003

voluntold

voluntold: The exact opposite of volunteering. Always used in reference to an unpleasant task to which you have been assigned by your boss.

Example 1:

Co-worker 1: I hear you got a transfer.
Co-worker 2: Yeah. I didn't want to, but I was voluntold.

Example 2:

Co-worker 1: You want to go fishing Saturday???
Co-worker 2: I can't, I got voluntold I have to work this weekend.

by Honorarius April 17, 2006

voluntold

The act of "volunteering" someone for something without giving them the choice.

"How's that ergonomics training you've been in all week?"

"Pretty good, even though I was voluntold for it. I thought it was gonna be boring, but it's a lot of fun!"

by ergolady February 3, 2010

voluntold

to be told that you have been volunteered for something. volunteered without your express consent or knowledge.

I was voluntold for the charity event at my fraternity house by my brother.

by KarlDanHwang November 19, 2007