Prop is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROP in dictionary:

VERB:
• 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.
• support (something) so that it stays upright or in place
• To support, or prevent from falling, by placing something under or against; as, to prop up a fence or an old building; (Fig.) to sustain; to maintain; as, to prop a declining state.
• That which sustains an incumbent weight; that on which anything rests or leans for support; a support; a stay; as, a prop for a building.
• support by placing against something solid or 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 shell, used as a die. See Props.
• a support placed beneath or against something to keep it from shaking or falling
• any movable articles or objects used on the set of a play or movie
• a propeller that rotates to push against air
• pole, beam, etc used as a support
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to keep from falling

Words related to PROP

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Words that contain PROP

props9 propel10 proper10 propyl13 unprop10 upprop12 apropos11 pitprop13 propage12 propale11 propane11 propels11 propend12 propene11 propers11 prophet14 propine11 propjet18 propman13 propmen13 propone11 propose11 propped14 propria11 propyla14 propyls14 propyne14 unprops11 upprops13 agitprop13 improper14 jumprope21 malaprop14 pitprops14 propaged14 propages13 propaled13 propales12 propanes12 propanol12 propenal12 propends13 propenes12 propenol12 propense12 propenyl15 properer12 properly15 property15 prophage16 prophase15 prophecy20 prophesy18 prophets15 prophyll18 propined13 propines12 propjets19 propolis12 proponed13 propones12 proposal12 proposed13 proposer12 proposes12 propound13 proppant14 propping15 proprium14 propylic17 propylon15 propynes15 sapropel12 unproper12 agitprops14 bupropion15 isopropyl16 jumpropes22 malaprops15 propagate14 propaging15 propagula14 propagule14 propaling14 propanoic15 propanols13 propanone13 propelled14 propeller13 propellor13 propenals13 propended15 propenoic15 propenols13 propenyls16 properdin14 properest13 prophages17 prophases16 prophasic18 prophetic18 prophylls19 propining14 propionic15 propodeon14 propodeum16 proponent13 proponing14 proposals13 proposers13 proposing14 proposita13 propositi13 propounds14 proppants15 propretor13 propriety16 proptoses13 proptosis13 propulsor13 propylaea16 propylene16 propylite16 propylons16 sapropels13 turboprop15 underprop14 unpropped16 uppropped18 bupropions16 contraprop16 coprophagy23 improperly19 isopropyls17 malapropos16 propagable17 propaganda16 propagated16 propagates15 propagator15 propagules15 propagulum17 propanones14 propellant14 propellent14 propellers14 propelling15 propellors14 propelment16 propendent15 propending16 propensely17 propension14 propensity17 propensive17 properdins15 properness14 propertied15 properties14 prophecies19 prophesied18 prophesier17 prophesies17 prophetess17 prophetism19 propionate14 propitiate14 propitious14 proplastid15 propodeons15 propodeums17 propolises14 proponents14 proportion14 proposable16 propositae14 propositus14 propounded16 propounder15 propraetor14 propretors14 proprietor14 proproctor16 propulsion14 propulsive17 propulsors14 propulsory17 propylaeum19 propylenes17 propylites17 sapropelic16 saprophyte20 turboprops16 underprops15 unproperly17 unproposed15 unpropping17 uppropping19 improperer16 prophesize26 appropinque26 appropriacy22 appropriate17 contraprops17 coprophagan21 coprophagic23 coprophilia20 coprophilic22 disproperty19 expropriate22 impropriate17 impropriety20 lamprophyre23 malapropian17 malapropism19 malapropist17 polypropene20 propagandas17 propagating17 propagation16 propagative19 propagators16 propellants15 propellents15 propellings16 propelments17 propensions15 propertying19 prophesiers18 prophesying22 prophethood22 prophetical20 prophetisms20 prophetship23 prophylaxes28 prophylaxis28 propinquity27 propionates15 propitiable17 propitiated16 propitiates15 propitiator15 proplastids16 proportions15 proposition15 propounders16 propounding17 propraetors15 propranolol15 proprietary18 proprieties15 proprietors15 proprietrix22 proproctors17 propulsions15 propylamine20 propylitise18 propylitize27 sapropelite15 saprophytes21 saprophytic23 unprophetic20 improperest17 prophesized28 prophesizes27 appropinqued28 appropinques27 appropriable20 appropriated19 appropriates18 appropriator18 bipropellant18 coprophagans22 coprophagies22 coprophagist22 coprophagous22 coprophiliac23 coprophilias21 coprophilous21 coproprietor18 cyclopropane23 dipropellant17 dispropriate17 expropriable25 expropriated24 expropriates23 expropriator23 improperness18 impropriated19 impropriates18 impropriator18 lamprophyres24 lamprophyric26 malapropisms20 malapropists18 polypropenes21 propaedeutic19 propagandise18 propagandism20 propagandist18

How to use PROP in a sentence

• They were actually so poor that we had to prop them up to shoot them down.
• Anderson was revived, and it became manifest that the prop upon which she had leaned had been slipped from under her.
• Every prop had been knocked from beneath their carefully erected temple of mystery.
• The court removes a prop by remarking that the ordinance speed has not been exceeded.
• Prop, sitting down, seated, and so, well to do in the world, rich.
• Another, by disaster thrown aside, Has got a crippled limb to prop his side.
• Presently he came to where a second prop was fastened to the first with spikes and strong rope.
• The simplest way is to prop a frying pan up in front of the fire.
• He unlocked his arms, and stepping back she stood erect, like a fair white lily, needing no prop nor stay.
• During these severe changes, reverses, extravagance, and extraordinary governmental expenditure, the bank was considered the prop of national finance.
• Forbid it, gods! when barbarous Scythians come From their cold north to prop declining Rome.
• And it was his hand that was to pull down the first prop.
• Though given as the veritable Epistles of Pius by the highest literary authorities of Borne, they are certainly ill calculated to prop up the cause of the Papacy.
• He needed a prop to lean on, and Mary gradually became the prop.
• A prop had been rudely pushed from beneath the empire.
• The prop that had held the door fast loosened and the door flew open! Needless to say, the girls lost little time in getting out of their prison.
• The clothes prop is the most useful instrument of the house.
• Alongside is a small hole through which the occupant can prop the door on the inside of the communicating room.
• The prop creaked, finally became loosened, and fell.
• Near this group were three men, a musical critic, Paul Lane, and a famous English composer, prop and stay of provincial festivals.
• Louis, a necessary prop to the elaborate structure devised by the wisdom of the deputies, was deliberately made use of.
• Congreve was then considered as a prop to the declining stage, and a rising genius in dramatic poetry.
• These circumstances are little Apostolic, and will not prop the falling Church of Rome.
• Jack looked about him for a weapon of some kind and noted a long piece of two-by-four that apparently had been used to prop open the door of the wireless station.
• Then as Ralph sprang to the door to take away the prop with which he had secured it, Hugh and Bud pushed into the interior of the cabin.
• We were recovering from our despondency with this noticeable recovery on his part, when he whispered to his two big nurses to prop him up.
• She was a devout Roman Catholic, and it is a creed which forms an excellent prop in hours of danger.
• It is viewed in some of them as an essential prop to existing governments.
• He denied every type and species of prop or association or support which threw the responsibility upon civilisation or society, or anything but the individual conscience.
• There is no other prop than this confiscation to keep the whole state from tumbling to the ground.
• He could talk but little, but he declared that he would rip the bandages if they did not prop his pillows so he could see the bay.

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