voluntold

You have been told by someone else to volunteer for something that the person suspects you will agree to although you have not really volunteered for it.

I have been voluntold by my wife to help out at her charity.

by bobcatbobby June 21, 2015

Voluntold

To be told to do something without agreeing to it, especially from a priest or nun.

Sister Mary voluntold me that I will do the first reading at mass.

by Admillion January 17, 2017

Voluntold

The act if being volunteered with no actual choice in the matter

Robert was voluntold to take out the trash.

by The Phalanx February 12, 2023

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 April 24, 2018

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 05, 2015

voluntold

To be volunteered or pressured into doing something without being able to reject the request. Often occurs in situations where an employee or a military personnel is uncomfortable to reject a request from someone in a higher position--because of the implications.

A portmanteau of volunteer and told.

VP: Our break room has gotten really messy lately. I need a volunteer to help make sure it's clean. Billy, your desk is always very organized. You would make the perfect break room manager.

Billy: Umm ... sure.

Jenny (whispering): Ouch. You just got voluntold.

by HSuke July 22, 2021

Voluntold

When a task is at hand and someone tells you to do it with the expectation that you will do it as if you volunteered to.

“Morgan volunteers to take the trash out!”
“What? No I didn’t”
“Yes you did, i voluntold you.”

by rosegoldsholes December 04, 2022