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
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
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
Voluntold is the past tense of voluntell. To "voluntell" someone to volunteer them to do something without having that subject's prior approval. The situation most frequently occurs in situations with large numbers of volunteers who don't have specific duties within the area they have volunteered. The situation also occurs in small group situations in which someone is required to volunteer for a task but nobody raises their hand. They thus become "voluntold" to do the task by the group leader.
I didn't feel like volunteering to join the cooking staff, so the director voluntold me I had to do it.
By outhouse
Being told what to do but made to look like you volunteered.
I was voluntold to drive grandma to bingo.
By D1toNV
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