An abbreviation or nickname for volunteer fireman.

Volunteer Firefighter. Characterized by their custom maltese cross back window sticker and general disregard for driving safety while using their "flashers". Can also be spotted easily "off duty" (wal-mart, sonic, dollar general) wearing parts of their on-duty clothes and overtly apparent pagers. Most have a wallet badge and emergency trauma bag in their back seat containing just enough shit to get them in a slightly worse situation than they already are.

( vol-ee) n. A volunteer firefighter or First Aider; usually a geeky/nerdy suburbanite looking to overcompensate for his lack of masculinity, social popularity, and/or small-town political connections and hopes to obtain the ever-coveted small-town police department job. Vollies adorn their pick-up trucks with an excessive amounts of blue LED lights because the power trip of making other vehicles pull over to the side for them is almost orgasmic. Several stickers, placards, maltese crosses and some FDNY 9/11 are plastered all over the vehicle -in case you didn't know what they did for a hobby. They also pander to paid city jobs with the "Bro" and "Brother" in hopes of being perceived as "one of them," but are never taken seriously by paid members and are perceived as "buffs" and "hobbyists." Used mostly as a pejorative...obviously

( vol-ee) n. A volunteer firefighter or First Aider; usually a geeky/nerdy suburbanite looking to overcompensate for his lack of masculinity, social popularity, and/or small-town political connections and hopes to obtain the ever-coveted small-town police department job. Vollies adorn their pick-up trucks with excessive amounts of blue LED lights, because the power trip of making other vehicles pull over to the side for them is almost orgasmic. Several fire stickers, placards, maltese crosses and some FDNY 9/11 decal are plastered all over the vehicle -in case you didn't know what they did for a hobby. They also pander to paid city jobs with the "Bro" and "Brother" in hopes of being perceived as "one of them," but are never taken seriously by paid members and are perceived as "buffs" and "hobbyists." Used mostly as a pejorative...obviously

He plays too much calculator

He likes floor
He is short
He has no glaza

From Old French Voler and Latin Tenez, literally "to take flight" or "to hold while flying"

A unique game that combines the better features of volleyball and tennis into a single, action packed sport for all ages. Created in 2002 by the CCCPE10A group, the game has risen in popularity in South East Queensland, Australia and enjoyed by numerous locals. The game was designed to be played on multi-purpose courts with an unspecified number of players on each side, using a tennis net and soft playing ball for gameplay. In its purest forms, netball hoops are present and allow Vollicers to eliminate their opposition by sinking a ball through the enemy hoop. All parts of the body are legal for play and aspects from various other sports are integrated into the game at various times.

A happy volunteer member of a rural fire department. Can be noted by the ridiculous amount of emergency lights on his vehicle that will take years of volunteer fire or EMS calls to pay off.

When a paid firefighter arrives to the combination fire department at shift change to find the volunteer firefighter bunker gear still on the truck , therefor the paid firefighter will toss the volly jolly bunker gear off the truck onto the floor.

Commonly, the act of volly tossing is found in combination fire departments with lazy volunteer facebook firefighters not limited to fire department T-shirt wearers.

volleyball.