Poo Props

Giving acknowledgement or congratulations to a person who generated a large-sized or stinky poop. Usually given to someone who experiences poo pride.

Wow, Ted, my eyes watered when I walked into the bathroom after you. Well done. Poo Props to you.

by jigglebelly1 September 2, 2011

prop 65

Anything that can cause cancer will cause cancer.

Watch out for prop 65 when vaping. You might get cancer

by MintySenpai September 8, 2023

tinder prop

An item you add to a photo of yourself in your tinder profile to make you seem more interesting.

Dude, Kelsey banged me cause she said she loves musicians. Using a guitar as a tinder prop really worked.

by PieterVermeulen September 22, 2017

Prop clipping

I figured out what it ment and I didn't write it down right away and not I forgot! Shit! I'll have to wait until big loop cycles back around.

Hym "Shit I figured out what prop clipping ment and I lost it! Damn! I'll get it though."

by Hym Iam March 9, 2025

prop a leg

Used when referring to a relationship, to describe a lack of any commitment to the relationship. It is meant to conjure an image of one using one's partner as mostly something to prop a leg up on in bed.

"Dude! You and Sandy getting serious? When's the wedding?"
"Nah, it ain't like that. Just needed to prop a leg."

by drumb and drumber October 25, 2017

Top Props

The highest recognition a person can receive for their actions and accomplishments.

1. Jake was totally the top props man of Oakridge High: he could get Annie Meyers, the most picky yet hottest girl in school, to go crazy about him.
2. Alyssa Young became the top props entertainer in her circle of friends: she could sing, dance, play the guitar, was an excellent bartender, a great poker player, and the smoothest card mechanic
the world had ever seen.
3. Even though the bastard is crazy, I give Michael Murdock top props. He could seriously sell me an imaginary friend and I would buy it. He's that great of a speaker.

by solitude92 March 22, 2009

Prop keys

A second set of keys that can be left on top of a desk to give the impression that you are in the office (versus on a long lunch or having left early) but just not at your desk. An extra cell phone or --in the case of military personnel--a beret or other headgear--can to be used in a similar fashion.

Boss: "Bill, can't have gone far...his keys are on his desk."
Uncool Coworker: "That's true, unless those are prop keys."

by surlygirl63 October 8, 2011