prerogative

a right reserved exclusively by a particular person or group (especially a hereditary or official right)

Suffrage was the prerogative of white adult males

by Amir biglarbeigi July 11, 2005

Poop Prerogative

The right to interrupt someone's conversation because something just pooped by you or near you.

Ashley: So I was saying...
Kristin: oh, something just pooped by me. I'm sorry to interrupt. 
Ashley: no it's fine, it's your Poop Prerogative.

by daveg365 April 11, 2010

Female prerogative

In the past was called the "woman's prerogative" Was the privilege or right to change her mind. Predominately used to seek divorce and upgrade her natural selection of a male partner without it being called a lack of commitment to her first choice. A woman can be trusted with a man's heart and gives this up as she knows romantic love is a myth without mutual commitment.

Bill: Hey Eric should I ask Karen out on a date?
Eric: Karen has created more Eskimo brothers than I can count and has not given up her Female Prerogative.

by Spiritual-Master January 21, 2022

my prerogative

Britney Spears' all time worst song. It gets too much hype for her using 2 tones in her voice through the entire song. The sex appeal of the music video was sub par to her "uniquely" scandalous clothing such as jewel suits and tight leather. In the "My Prerogative" music video, she simply rolls around on a bed in a concealing bra and a pair of bland panties. Not as sexy as she was aiming for.

That "my prerogative" song really sucked, especially with the music video

by Rick October 07, 2004

exercising prerogative

This is an auspicious phrase, ostensibly referring to hard work as in decisions, decisions, decisions, though evidenty not in the sense that the world is your oyster though discovering it os entirely up to you.

See here, I'm exercising prerogative, if nothing else, along with other less than formidable subjects.

by Hercolena Oliver June 26, 2008

Podunk prerogative

A family first policy in which having sexual relations with a relative doesn't constitute infidelity (cheating) in relation to a non-family member union.

"I thought you was seeing Darla ?"
"Yeah, but Terri-Lynn is ma cousin...so Podunk Prerogative!"

by N0TSAFEF0RW0RK June 17, 2022