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a California proposition that passed on November 4th 08, that made marriage between one man and one woman.
"hey Scott, do you know why Pedro voted no on prop 8?" "yeah, i sure do, he has been smoking some dudes dick for a while, and wants to marry him."
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When someone has eaten far too much, typical 'Murica holiday season behavior, when they only feel like laying on their side with an elbow propping their top half up so they can still view the TV whilst miserably full.
Person 1- "That was a lovely thanksgiving meal, I'm stuffed!"
Person 2- "Time to get Propped Up!"
Person 3- "..and watch some football!"
Person 4- "'Murica!"
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Although the terms come from Lacrosse, their similarity to other urban references allow the phrase to be used as a handy congratulatory phrase, which denotes that the recipient of the phrase should get such things as "hookers" and "props" for his or her achievement.
"Hookers and Props to Ted for his promotion to management!"
"Great Shot Alice! Hookers and Props for you tonite!"
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The phrase coined in Legally Blonde: The Musical by the character Margot, originated by Annaleigh Ashford. Fannaleighs like to use the phrase in recognition to her.
"Mad props! He's the campus catch! You're a perfect match!"
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When playing Monopoly and the person who is almost bankrupt jumps their own property to their own property to avoid paying rent until they pass GO.
Joe: Haha! Get a 5, land on my property and you're going under!
Johnathan: *rolls a 7* Haha! Got on to my railroad!
Joe: YOU PROP HOPPIN' SON OF BIT*H!!!!
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Cross Props
The most awesome form of props. Giving someone props with your arms crossed over one another (the other person does the same). This form of props is only for the most advanced dudes. Not everyone can handle the cross props and you should only attempt it under proper supervision.
Hey man, last night was awesome! "i know dude!" .... (perfect time to perform a "Cross Props")
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A general term for anyone who uses props to dance, usually at a club but can also include fire dancers. glowsticks or leds are usually attached in a club environment. most common examples include poi, hula-hoop, staff, and contact juggling.
outside a club "did you see Jerry? he was just busting some awesome poi moves on the dance floor just now" friend responds "oh, I did not know Jerry was a prop dancer"
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