Today’s Military Wife Vocabulary Word
December 16th, 2009 | 
Author: Breaking in to the stream of blog carnival posts to add something tongue-in-cheek …
Word of the day: Voluntold
Definition: Being volunteered by a superior to do something.
Example: I was voluntold to supervise the wing’s youth Christmas party.
I have never heard this word spoken outside the military community, but apparently it is used in civilian life (click here for the Urban Dictionary definition).
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Haha my husband mentions this word a lot!
I’m almost positive I saw this word just today! Great post!
Yep I have heard this word a lot from my husband. It is also used a lot in Law Enforcement too.
I wrote the word on my list for my post today.
the husband freaks when he’s told he’s being “volun-told”; it doesn’t always end up being a fun thing. 
haha My husband uses that alot!
That word is so common around our house, my kids started using it.
My husband uses this word so often it’s just plain hysterical!