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props

noun
1
(informal) Respect, credit, or acknowledgment given to someone for an achievement.
"She gave him props for finishing the marathon despite the injury."
intj
1
Used to express approval or respect.
"Props to the whole team for pulling off a great event!"

How to Use Props

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishInformal way of saying "credit" or "respect" for something someone did well.

When to use it

Very informal/slang — avoid in formal writing.

Common pairings
give props to much props props for that
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Etymology

A clipped form of "proper," from phrases like "proper respect" or "proper recognition," plus the plural -s.

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