props

IPA: prˈɑps

(obsolete) A game of chance using four seashells (each called a prop).
(slang) Respect for, or recognition of, another person; an expression of approval or a special acknowledgment; accolades; praise.

Examples of "props" in Sentences

And Michael gushing over getting props from a Beatle.
Over a dozen props from the movie Moon are on sale at eBay.
An online catalog contains a bevy of BSG items and props from the set.
Anyhow, I give the Clinton Admin props for leaving office with a surplus.
“If I were to use the word props in a sentence,” I said as if testing them, “what would you take it to mean?”
Trying to figure out why the old-timers in internet audio are not getting their props is asking the wrong question.
This week the construction sector was found to be one of the main props holding up the UK's growth in national income.
For England, Vickery's departure denies Martin Johnson an experienced back-up going into the autumn international series next month but the reservoir of English props is much fuller now than it was ayear ago.
The holdings are insured for around $8 million, but the value of many of the props is difficult to nail down because of the premium that many memorabilia collectors will likely pay for the better-known items.