Proppy
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Pronunciation /ˈpɹɒpi/ · Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Proppy is an adjective meaning (theater, informal) Having many props.
Meaning
(theater, informal) Having many props.
More Meanings
- (chiefly Australia, informal) Stiff in movement; unable to walk or run well.
Example Sentences
Because Magnolias is such a proppy show, speedy changes are a challenge.
If the horse is sore in both front legs it will have a stiff, 'proppy' action.
On the other hand, 'Othello was very proppy,' recalls Donnellan, 'with teacups and glasses and furniture.
Next look carefully at the dog's legs for signs of bumps, also if he is "proppy" or stiff on them when standing still.
Word Forms
- proppier
- proppiest
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include pasteboardy, ankylosed, stiffish, ploppy, stiff, wonky.
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