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

being involuntarily volunteered to perform a job or task as a result of being absent from a business meeting

I was unable to attend the staff meeting this morning and, as a consequence, I was "voluntold" to take on the responsibility for completing several critical assignments

by csachs22 January 19, 2011

Voluntold

When a situation that calls for a volunteer arises and somebody forcibly volunteers somebody else without their permission and/or knowledge. You are volunteered, but it is not you volunteering yourself.

I was planning on getting laid tonight, but instead got voluntold by my brother to cook dinner for my family. Of course, I was not told this until I was just about to leave.

by kukluxFlan September 26, 2014

Voluntold

Being volunteered to do an activity by an authoritative figure without your knowledge, without your consent, or you just plain don't want to do it

I was planning on playing video games all day, but my mom voluntold me to help out at the homeless shelter. FML

by MuchosGroceries February 5, 2015