Called upon to vote first; having the right to vote first.Entitled to precedence; superior.Pertaining to, characteristic of, or held by prerogative or privileged right.n. The right of voting first; precedence in voting.n. A peculiar privilege; a characteristic right inhering in one's nature; a special property or quality.n. Specifically, a privilege inherent in one's office or position; an official right; an exclusive or sovereign privilege, in theory subject to no restriction or interference, but practically often limited by other similar rights or prerogatives; more specifically still, the royal prerogative.n. Precedence; superiority in power, rank, or quality.n. In New Jersey, a court held by the chancellor sitting as ordinary in probate and similar causes.To endow with a prerogative.