Movable physical object used on a motion picture, television, or stage set that are not costume.
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Examples for "prop"
Examples for "prop"
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Government officials insisted more money was needed to prop up the industry.
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OPEC's decision to hold oil production steady also helped prop up prices.
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The prop in the door had been unscrewed and put in again.
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Rockwell replied six minutes later with a try from prop David Magee.
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Miss Maitland was the owner of what she called a " theatrical property-box".
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By the by, we're to draw lots as to who may borrow out of the theatrical property box.
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It was a stuffy place over the porter's lodge, approached by a flight of circular iron stairs and lumbered with many kinds of theatrical property.
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Chairwoman surrounded by a strew of theatrical properties, enjoying herself very much.
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Isn't the pornographic play the most valuable of all theatrical properties?
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Daniel plays with his eyes closed, his outsized score but a stage prop.
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He drew the Beretta, even though it was little more than a stage prop.
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A real one, not a stage prop.
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Out of its case, it looks like a stage prop, and I wonder if it ever was magical.
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The sophisticated stage prop is a central character in the album's narrative and also in the band's iconography.
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A placard indicated it was a theatrical prop from an old Broadway musical.
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Theatrical props anchor a play to a time and place.
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Members of the audience tripped over theatrical props.