draw-ordercontrol
nounUK /drɔː ˈɔːdə kənˌtrəʊl/
US /drɔː ˈɔːrdər kənˌtroʊl/
A way to decide whose turn is first when you pick names or numbers.
The teacher used draw-order control to pick who would go first in the game.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A rule that sets the sequence in which people are chosen.
The club's draw-order control made sure everyone got a fair chance.
3. A system for arranging the order of items picked at random.
Draw-order control kept the raffle fair and easy to follow.
4. The process of using a draw to fix the order of play.
Draw-order control decided the teams' places in the tournament.