Props

What do we mean by props?

Due respect; proper recognition. Often used in expressions of gratitude. noun plural

A gambling game in vogue about 1850–60, especially in Boston.

The shells used in this game.

The property-man of a theater. noun

Plural The stage-wardrobe of an actor. noun

A game of chance, in which four sea shells, each called a prop, are used instead of dice. noun plural

Plural form of prop. noun

"proper respect" or "proper recognition" for another person; an expression of approval or a special acknowledgment; accolade or accolades; praise. noun

A game of chance using four seashells (each called a prop). noun

Third-person singular simple present indicative form of prop. verb

Proper respect noun

An object placed against or under another, to support it; anything that supports.

The player on either side of the hooker in a scrum.

One of the seashells in the game of props.

Words that are spelled similarly to props:
props, prop, pros, drops, crops, pops, proms, prope, prods, profs, preps, rops, probs, propp, prows, plops, pross, poops, propa, propr, proas, prps, procs, propes, prop1, propt, progs, prop-, propos.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word props:
costumes, prop, juggling, scrum, scenery, wardrobe, memorabilia, hooker, costume, locks, dressing, haunted, lighting, chairs, fake, sets, actors, filming, balls, elaborate, scenes, rings, effects, auction, items, thrown, circus, settings, rubber, theatrical, lights, performer, animation, furniture, photos, movies, pieces, audience, productions, stage, attraction, footage, shots, objects, magic, plastic, camera, giant, guests, clothing, filmed.

Words that rhyme with props:
ops, triceratops, tops, hops, chops, drops, crops, cyclops, stops, pops, sops, cops, flops, slops, eyedrops, shops, raindrops, strops, clops, workshops, treetops, mops, topps, rooftops, shoppes, countertops, rops, swaps, gflops, wops, gigaflops, bookshops, mflops, plops, kops, hoppes, desktops, lollipops, sweatshops, copps, backdrops, hilltops, knockout drops, common hops, mountaintops, laptops, bellhops, hopps, genus cyclops, pawnshops, coral drops, genus triceratops, swops, koppes, turboprops, nonstops, bookstops, moppes, non-stops, paysops, propps, rasterops.

Adjectives that are often used to describe props:
other, few, main, wooden, firmest, simple, various, external, artificial, necessary, physical, theatrical, mere, only, temporary, appropriate, special, essential, chief, visual, additional, elaborate, realistic, vertical, turbo, stage, minimal, traditional, mechanical, familiar, symbolic, hydraulic, ideological, dramatic, vine, standard, strongest, usual, earthly, environmental, conventional, mine, concrete, principal, key, useful, psychological, false, numerous, institutional, stout, expensive, solid, outward, feeble, unusual, empirical, bladed, emotional, extra, available, magic.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective props:
man, directive, bent, none, flag.

Consonant match to props:
preps, propes, propps.

Words that sound like props:
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