pre-option
/priːˈɒpʃn/noun
Right of first choice; the right to choose before anyone else.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Edward Reynolds (1599–1676), bishop of Norwich. From pre- + option.
- West Midlands
- West Mifflin
- Westminster
- Westminster Abbey
- Westminster bubble
- Westminster chimes
- Westminster Confession
- Westminster fool
- Westminsterian
- Westminster, Palace of
- Westminster quarters
- Westminster, Statute of
- Westminster village
- Westmonasterian
- Westmorland
- westmost
- West, Nathanael
- westness
- West New York
- West Nile
- West Nile virus
- west-north-west
- west-north-westerly
- west-north-westward
- west-north-westwards