prolly

prolly by Nullbort August 14, 2002

Prolly

Prolly is another word for probably. You will most likely see teenagers use this a lot more than adults because it’s not known to be “proper grammar”.

*girl gets handed back a failed test*

“Oh no! I prolly have a really bad grade!”

Prolly by l.f.e April 20, 2020

prolly

A shortened form of probably, used mainly in texting and emails.

1: Are you coming over tonight?
2: Yea, I'll prolly show up for a while.

prolly by Lyssa DL May 11, 2008

Prolly

An adverb, verb, and adjective that polarizes the meaning of a sentence to that of a sarcastic tone.

"I'm prolly going to work out"
means, "I'm not going to work out."

Prolly by Whit Smith February 1, 2005

prolly

Short for probly, commonly mispeled as 'probably'.

prolly teh best word EVAR!

prolly by the richter October 14, 2006

prolly

As most people prolly know, "probably" was substituted by "prolly", because many got annoyed by the stutter. The new word became popular after Clinton's proposal for more honesty in birthday hymns:

"For he's prolly a good fellow,
For he's prolly a good fellow,
Which I can neither affirm nor deny."

prolly by AlG38 November 11, 2008

prolly

Shortened version of the word probably

I will prolly attend my sisters' graduation, although I may dip early!

prolly by jessIh13 April 22, 2016