Definitions by memememe123

Prewrongative 

Derived from the words prerogative, meaning special right, or privilege, and wrong. This results in the word prewrongative which means one's right they have to do something wrong.

Alice: Omg, I can't believe you would sell those Katy Perry tickets instead of use them! This is a once in a life time chance to actually see her live!

Jen: Whatever. It might be a mistake, but it's my prewrongative.

Prewrongative by memememe123 August 21, 2012