druthers

noun

1. (US, humorous, informal, often, plural, plural-only)Wishes, preferences.

   “"If I had my druthers, I would not be a king. I'd druther be just what I am than any other thing."”

   “"If you had your druthers—" Old Lew was always saying, "If I had my druthers, gimme one of them there Shevrolics."”

   “"If I had my druthers," he informs us, "I'druther be myself — not because I'm anythin' special, just because it's convenient."”

   ““You were a little to the right, Mr. Finch,” he called. “Always was,” answered Atticus. “If I had my ‘druthers I’d take a shotgun.””

   “If I'd had my "druthers," our engagement would not have been two and one half years long. But schooling made our druthers invalid.”