prolley

Of or pertaining to the Proletariat in manner or description. Pronounced like "rolly" with a "p."

"Andrew is always worrying about where his next meal is coming from, so prolley."

"Shoveling snow is so prolley"

by therealgolfman December 19, 2013

Prollywoke

A low life meme page

Owner has no car

Prollywoke has no automobile

by Wokes Hater March 25, 2021

Prolly

A shortened way of saying probably.

Friend 1: Hey Isaiah, you want to shoot some hoops?

Friend 2: Prolly

by J.J.Clark October 5, 2021

Prollygon

1. A group of people whose thoughts and opinions are not based on reality or substance, similar to Irregular Polygon shapes that are void of logic or direction.

2. A group of people that base their opposition to a subject strictly on the source instead of on the substance.

3. A thought process that resembles a trapezium (trapezoid) in that the sides of a trapezium (the thoughts that define a specific idea) never flow in a controlled logical pattern.

Why don't they see that they can't spend their way out of debt?

I dunno, dude. It's basic math. When you spend more money than you make, you have no chance to get out of debt.

Yeah, those Prollygons are going to ruin our national financial security for decades to come.

by Rekd May 3, 2009

Prolly

This is a colloquial version of the word "probably", in common usage in the upper Midwest, especially those areas of Wisconsin whose populations were drawn from German-speaking immigrants like Milwaukee and Madison. Definitely predates Internet.

I'm prolly gonna get some cheese fries with that.

by Thoringerveer July 20, 2016

Prolly

Shortened version of "probably". Typically used in online conversations, although REALLY lazy people have started using it in verbal conversations as well...

I'm feeling lazy so I prolly won't bother doing homework.

by Sarah February 4, 2004

proley

Opposite of bougie. Of or relating to the proletariat.

That raggedy shirt is so proley

by Pmo July 30, 2017