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 (vall-uhn-tohld)

when you convince someone to volunteer for something but make it seem like it is their idea.

Mrs Jasper: "would you like to volunteer to present your project"
You: "no"
Mrs Jasper: "ok well too late i voluntold (vall-uhn-tohld) you"

by satanchild666 July 2, 2019

Voluntold

Unwillingly volunteered by someone else

Guests start cleaning dishes
(Parents) oh Anna will get the dishes!
(Anna) looks like I’ve been voluntold!

by L.rvers August 28, 2024

Voluntold

The act of being asked to do something without being given the option of executing the task at hand

I think we should pressure clean the back patio. And by we I mean you.youve Benn voluntold.

by Eastcoastscot May 29, 2018

voluntold

The act of volunteering someone for a task without providing them with the ability to refuse. Often times, the person that is being voluntold was not even in the room when the other person signed them up.

My manager voluntold me to present at this week's department meeting.

by Tychopotts February 12, 2024