dibs

But also to get dibs on what you want to eat.

Graduates in the top 10 percent of their high school class get first dibs at state schools.

"We want to make sure our members get first dibs on new opportunities," he said.

But gym space is hard to find, particularly in the winter, when schools have first dibs.

Almost immediately, the team owners started putting in their dibs.

First one to sell well doesn't get dibs for life.

"Only one game in sight right now; do we take dibs?"

Ah, when she is old enough to be employed, I have first dibs.

Now, the listeners can choose to pay, to get first dibs on the new record.

"All we're trying to do here is to have first dibs on that surplus energy when it's available," he said.

Who has first dibs on you and your time?

But I get dibs on some when you're through.

"Well, if there's two of them I got dibs on the other," he said.

"He's had his dibs in on your ship for months.

The workers explained that somebody already had dibs on the 30-foot pole.

After all, she can't take the dibs to heaven with her.

But maybe the guys should have first dibs at the hot chocolate when you're rescued.

But in the beginning, on the spot, we get first dibs."

Because all three men appear to have been given first dibs on their respective shirts.

The holdouts were also given first dibs in the new quarters.

When replacements come in, I get first dibs on them."

It was developed as a way to keep friends from bickering about who said "dibs out" first.

Madame Red took the opportunity to call dibs on the fax machine.

However, the word "Dibs" is used frequently in common speech, especially amongst young men.

Why not dibs on the Enter key while I'm at it.