ENGLISH DICTIONARY

Probly

Definition, Meaning & Examples

Pronunciation /ˈpɹɒbli/ · Part of speech adverb

Quick meaning: Probly is an adverb meaning (colloquial, slang) Pronunciation spelling of probably.

Meaning

(colloquial, slang) Pronunciation spelling of probably.

Example Sentences

I should probly keep my eyes on the road.
― You come in when I point the baton right at you, and you come in playing the Rhinegold motif. Now what was that you think you just played? ― The Call to the Colors, anybody knows that. Besides I don’t even know this here Rhinegold thing and my father said I probly should play this anyway because it’s the best thing I can play.
“Cawmniss! Ooo-woo. If I call a po-lice a cawmniss, my ass be in Angola right now for sure. […] They probly let you go,” the sunglasses said. “Me, they probly gimma a little talk think it scare me, even though they know I ain got them cashews. They probly try to prove I got them nuts. They probly buy a bag, slip it in my pocket. Woolsworth probly try to send me up for life.”

Synonyms for probly

Depending on context, synonyms include prob'ly, prolly.

Related Words

Related dictionary entries include prob'ly, belike, probably, proveably, soitenly, doubtless.

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