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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."
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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."
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Shortened version of the word probably
I will prolly attend my sisters' graduation, although I may dip early!
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a shortened version of "probably"
I prolly should have thought of that.
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prolly - the opposite of probably
"im gunna fuck this bitch tonight"
"yea you prolly gunna fuck dat bitch"
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