Voluntold

Being told or ordered to volunteer.

"Jane was voluntold to enter in the contest."

by Matt Alexander. October 12, 2007

voluntold

When a person is not given an option to volunteer; instead, they are told that they must

When my friend decided not to volunteer to help set up for the sports banquet, he was voluntold by his boss that he should.

by HaileyK May 28, 2010

voluntold

When your boss needs volunteers, but nobody will do it, so you get ordered to; when your significant other says you will do something for a friend of theirs that you otherwise don't know or like.

My boss voluntold me to work overtime this Saturday.

by smartypantsred April 13, 2014

voluntold

When you are volunteered to do something by a boss or co-worker

"Gee Bob, it was nice of you to volunteer to work overtime this weekend". "I didn't volunteer, I was voluntold"!

by Jrock146 May 29, 2014

voluntold

The act of being asked to perform a task without any real option to decline, generally by a work superior who just didn't feel like doing it themselves.

James: "How did you end up getting this bullshift?"

Peter: "I got voluntold."

by Stinknuts December 28, 2007

voluntold

When you refuse to volunteer and then are told to complete the task anyway. Generally used in the military by sergants.

MSgt. "Would you like to police the area for cigerette butts?"
SrA. "No Sgt. i wouldn't."
MSgt. "Well in that case consider you self voluntold."

by USAF_Airman March 18, 2009

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