big props

Offering proper recognition or respect for a deed or reputation. Giving kudos to someone or something. Kissing ass.

Big Props to Keisha. That bitch knows how to move her ass.

by Hunkachunks October 17, 2013

thesaurus props

noun. blue-collar worker (male) who searches thesaurus.com for more enhanced vocabulary to use in text messages / e-mails to impress a female whom he is courting, but uses incorrect syntax during such messages, so as to confound said recipient, forcing her to be even more confused than she already is by his misappropriated behavior.

EMAIL FROM THESAURUS PROPS: "Yes, the roommate situation was dilatory in effort and not completely severing by any means allowing it to surface over and again... But not mandating me to hide anything."

by stella lester / lita carlson December 12, 2010

e-props

Similar to props, e-props are given when a more than needed comment is made.

screenname1: if only you would look for the answers yourself, then we wouldnt have to see 20 posts everyday about the same problem!

screenname2: so true ::e-props::

by robot_brain May 2, 2005

air props

npl. the act of giving props (see) to one's friend as a farewell bid, when the two parties involved have distanced themselves too far apart from one another to make a legitimate fist-tap. Usually only performed as a make-up act in the wake of one of the parties forgetting to give the other props prior to beginning departure.

Jim: Aight guys, I'm out, peace. (begins to walk away without giving props to anyone)

Crew: Eh yo homie not even gon give us props!? Wutevs man, (raising their fists in the air along with Jim) air props STILL!

by bigballa September 2, 2007

e-props

A way of showing recognition. Better than regular props; They can be accessed anywhere in the world via internet.

dude, major e-props on your latest blog.

by Jared B. Swift March 13, 2009

turbo props

to give someone more props than normal props and mad props, if u were given turbo props u are the difference.

i give turbo props to u cos u are the difference

by ooncha April 29, 2004

Mad Props

A statement of recognition and respect.
Coined by Baltimore DJ Bill "The Thrill" Hill on his talk show.

"Mad Props" to you far a job well done!

by Dan May 2, 2004