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proppier

proppier is the comparative form of proppy.

Meaning of proppy

Adjective

proppy (comparative proppier, superlative proppiest)

  1. (Australia, informal) Stiff in movement; unable to walk or run well.
    • The first horse we saw was a proppy old grey being walked about, and agreed that there was one, at least, which would not win.1869, John William Carleton, The Sporting review, ed. by 'Craven'., page 318
  2. (informal) Having many props.
    • Because Magnolias is such a proppy show, speedy changes are a challenge.1990, Theatre Crafts

Questions about proppier

What is proppier the comparative form of?
Proppier is the comparative form of proppy.

Words near proppier in the dictionary

  1. propped up
  2. propped up the bar
  3. propper
  4. proppers
  5. Proppian
  6. proppier
  7. proppiest
  8. proppiness
  9. propping
  10. propping up
  11. propping up the bar

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