Props is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROPS in dictionary:

VERB:
• PROP, to hold up
• support or keep in position
• lean (something) against something else
• use an object to keep (something) in position
• (of a horse) come to a dead stop with the forelegs rigid.
NOUN:
• a pole or beam used as a temporary support or to keep something in position
• a person or thing that is a major source of support or assistance
• a word used to fill a syntactic role without any specific meaning of its own, for example it in it is raining.
• a forward at either end of the front row of a scrum.
• a sudden stop made by a horse moving at speed.
• a portable object other than furniture or costumes used on the set of a play or film.
• a property man or mistress.
• an aircraft propeller.
• A game of chance, in which four sea shells, each called a prop, are used instead of dice.
• proper respect
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to keep from falling

Words related to PROPS

prop8 propped14 propping15

Words that contain PROPS

unprops11 upprops13 pitprops14 agitprops14 malaprops15 turboprops16 underprops15 contraprops17

How to use PROPS in a sentence

• The props had been severely tried in the two previous attacks, and I was sorely afraid that this would prove too much for them.
• One of the large props had been displaced, and, on that side, the door had been forced inward some six inches.
• There was a great scurrying around after props after the Alleyites came back from the Island after that last rehearsal.
• It was long too, very long, and in many places it was rough with dislodged props and caps and fallen rock.
• That patriotism is of rather a suspicious character which needs such props.
• When he wishes to remain still a moment, he spreads his tail with its stiff pointed feathers and props himself by it against the tree.
• The next morning we set out early to our young plantation of fruit-trees, to fix props to support the weaker plants.
• His weapon was a heavy stone, one of many that lay around, which were used as props for the ships.
• But he stayed himself with certain props, as before mentioned.
• But when you pull out one set of props the whole thing will come down.
• The unpopular parts of Christianity turn out when examined to be the very props of the people.
• To the right I could see there was a garden hidden now by trees, on the left a fine old barn, its thatched roof deep brown, the props supporting it black with age.
• The latter were held in place by props within the room.
• The dead cow still lay in the open garden, its belly swollen and its left legs sticking up in the air like props in an upturned barrel.
• I believe that manhood and womanhood are too truly harmonious to need iron bands, too truly noble to require the props of falsehood.
• So neither was the tree of Christianity weakened by the loss of its apparent props.
• My eyes would ever on this object stay, But sinking nature takes the props away.
• Vines should be trained to the height of a man and the interval between the props should be sufficient to give room for a yoke of oxen to plough.
• And if live cypresses are used as props they are planted in alternate rows and are not allowed to grow higher than is necessary for use as a prop.
• Its two main props had now fallen, and she was left sitting solitary amid the ruins.
• In the earlier work they exist, but are hidden away as unsightly props beneath the roof of the aisles.
• We must have something to lean on, and men are poor props, as far as I have observed.
• But the very instant that the props and supports were taken away our tree came down with a crash.
• What was the reason of its downfall? Why did the trees in the garden stand unsupported, and yet this tree fell so soon as its props were removed? The answer is clear and simple.
• At breakfast, every one has a newspaper, which he props before him and reads, generally aloud.
• There must be other props, and I mean to find them.
• Like him, the philosophers Hume and Paley believed in oligarchy, and accepted force or corruption as its two alternative props.
• Lowington took Adler by the collar of his frock with one hand, and Sanborn with the other, just as Wilton had thrown the props upon the bed.
• Before the Mill-gate a wider and more substantial structure, mounted on huge wooden props, facilitated a passage over the river.

Similar words containing PROP without suffix s

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