Crossword clues for props
props
- Stage paraphernalia
- Stage manager's collection
- Stage conveniences
- Respect, slangily
- Respect, in current slang
- Respect due, in current slang
- Recognition, in slang
- Phones on stage, e.g
- Objects used onstage
- Objects on a stage
- Movie set items
- Magician's aids
- Items used on a theatrical set
- Holds (up)
- Handfuls for thespians
- Good things to lean on
- Due respect, informally
- Credit, these days
- Credit, informally
- Credit, in slang
- Credit or respect, slangily
- Actors handle them
- Stagehands' items
- Respect that one deserves, in slang
- Bolsters
- Shores (up)
- Stage stuff
- Stage pieces
- Respect, in slang
- Stage accessories
- Stuff on a stage
- Stage objects
- Stage items
- Rugby forwards
- Stuff on stage
- Kudos, slangily
- Due credit, informally
- Credit, slangily
- Cast items
- Actors must be able to handle them
- Actor's implements
- Theater stage accessories
- Theater accessories
- Stagehands move them around
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Props \Props\, n. pl. A game of chance, in which four sea shells, each called a prop, are used instead of dice.
Wiktionary
n. 1 (plural of prop English)Category:English plurals 2 (context slang English) "proper respect" or "proper recognition" for another person; an expression of approval or a special acknowledgment; accolade or accolades; praise. 3 (context obsolete English) A game of chance using four seashells (each called a ''prop''). vb. (en-third-person singular of: prop)
WordNet
n. proper respect; "I have to give my props to the governor for the way he handled the problem"
Wikipedia
"Props" is the twentieth episode of the third season of the American musical television series Glee, and the sixty-fourth overall. Written and directed by Ian Brennan, the episode is the first of two new episodes that aired back-to-back on Fox in the United States on May 15, 2012. It features New Directions preparing a new performance routine for the impending Nationals competition, an extended sequence in which Tina ( Jenna Ushkowitz) has a vision of the glee club having swapped roles, including herself as Rachel, and an appearance by special guest star Whoopi Goldberg as NYADA dean Carmen Tibideaux.
The episode received mostly positive reviews overall, though reaction to the musical performances was not as strong. The body-swap sequence was given an enthusiastic reception. The scenes featuring Coach Beiste ( Dot-Marie Jones) and Puck ( Mark Salling) were also much praised, and in particular the pair's acting was highlighted. Their performance of the song "Mean", by contrast, received the most divergent reactions from reviewers, yet it was the one song from the four singles released from the episode to chart in North America, and debuted on the Billboard Canadian Hot 100.
Upon its initial airing, this episode was viewed by 6.09 million American viewers and received a 2.5/8 Nielsen rating/share in the 18–49 demographic. The total viewership was down significantly from " Prom-asaurus" the week before.
Usage examples of "props".
Joey ribaldry or toby pathos, the horse laugh or the weary smile, joey cunning or toby helplessness, pure pantomime or a pista full of props, joey knockabout or toby melancholy.
The artistes, the pista curbing, the band, whatever rigs and props do not require elaborate handling.
Clover Lee danced to where Ramrod's few props were stacked by the center pole, and the colonel, emulating the Quakemaker's painstakingness, frowned studiously and pretended to check over his weapon, from muzzle to percussion cap.
Although they had to work before the public two times a day, and in their spare time practiced to improve their old tricks, and experimented with new ones, and instructed the young apprentices, and saw to the upkeep of their props and animals, they were unburdened of most of the "housekeeping" drudgery that had formerly been their responsibility.
Edge watched enviously but closely, making mental notes, as the equestrian director, ever cool and suave, managed all that teeming cast of characters and animals, plus props and rigging and the roustabouts (every one deft and unobtrusive, wearing black coveralls) who carried and rolled and hauled the varied equipment in and out of the pista.
Meanwhile, the crew and artistes completed what work they had to do, saw to their animals, laid out props for the next day, then washed themselves and dressed in their best civilian clothes.
And when we are getting those wheel people, mind you, with their vasty props to handle.
So he whistled in the Hanswurst, the Kesperle and the Emeraldina to do their bouncy sky-pole turn as a fill-in until the Slovaks could get the Wheelers' props out and the smoke could clear.
The artistes had all scattered to unload their props, rigs, animals, whatever, from where they had been stowed during the river voyage.
While the roustabouts removed the props, Edge said admiringly to her, "Florian spoke truly.
So did even the black-overalled roustabouts, who customarily waited only stolidly for their cues to move props or cages or rigging.
Into the kitchen specifically so he could make certain they had all the props he needed?
To set up all the props, he would have had to carry stuff in and out of the buildings, yet no one appeared to see anything.
She saw that there were walls, props, really, some fastened together with hinges, others with brackets, not amateurish like the ones she'd made.
I build props just like you do only I'm better because I've done it more.