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."

by Whit Smith February 2, 2005

prolly

Short for probly, commonly mispeled as 'probably'.

prolly teh best word EVAR!

by the richter September 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."

by AlG38 November 20, 2006

prolly

Shortened version of the word probably

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

by jessIh13 January 11, 2016

Prolly

maybe

This prolly the best thing ever

by this_is_made_by_Ranierz November 30, 2018

prolly

a shortened version of "probably"

I prolly should have thought of that.

by redjen September 14, 2010

prolly

prolly - the opposite of probably

"im gunna fuck this bitch tonight"

"yea you prolly gunna fuck dat bitch"

by GETLIKEME22 December 21, 2006