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Often used in the same context:
hooker,
flanker,
loosehead,
lock,
scrum,
openside,
rower,
scrummaging,
ruck,
scragged,
nutbrown,
shored,
castrogiovanni,
packman,
maul,
halfback,
rugby,
regathering,
grubber,
fly half,
blockbusting,
welshmen,
dummy,
waratahs,
garryowen,
bolter,
reflate,
rucked,
mauger,
scrum half,
lineout,
ratchet,
wobbly,
kickable,
johann muller,
boric,
counterweight,
revive,
topple,
aubusson,
crumbing,
coathanger,
bolster,
offload,
snaffle,
replacements,
regather,
forwards,
charteris,
smarten,
sop,
clamp,
blow,
ponty,
counterbalance,
nonu,
unsettle,
hobbling,
kickstart,
winger,
buoying,
sagging,
dislodge,
parramatta,
rugger,
ricked,
loosen,
new zealander,
liven,
dodgy,
rugby football,
tongans,
faltering,
swan dive,
peg,
freshen,
collapsing,
gustard,
inflate,
brace,
shake,
eighths,
hoover,
backline,
lighten,
cozying,
tackle,
choke,
stabilize,
nudge,
deflate,
nobble,
unstitch,
imploding,
locky,
resurrect,
bust,
jack,
withies,
blackwash,
prod,
rip,
props,
motivator,
safeguard,
touchstone,
cornerstone,
fulcrum,
clement,
instrumentality,
resource,
crutch,
impediment,
impetus,
incentive,
ingredient,
weapon,
bulwark,
inducement,
instrument,
intermediary,
dese,
46th,
=,
accadian,
antepenultimate,
balinese,
bulbous,
eighteenth,
first,
flrst,
gnarly,
hindmost,
ine,
io,
kill,
last,
lettered,
next,
nth,
ob
More specific:
bolster,
pitprop,
sprag
Appears in the definition of:
bolster,
bo tree,
custard pie,
ficus religiosa,
mangrove,
pandanus,
peepul,
pipal,
pipal tree,
pipul,
pitprop,
rhizophora mangle,
sacred fig,
screw pine,
sprag
Part of:
mise en scene,
propeller plane,
setting,
stage setting
More general:
hold,
hold up,
propeller,
propellor,
stuff,
sundries,
sundry,
support,
sustain,
whatchamacallit,
whatsis
Synonyms:
airplane propeller,
airscrew,
prop up,
property,
shore up
Also try:
— Adjectives for prop:
main,
agit,
turbo,
last,
only,
chief,
important,
major,
essential,
single,
real,
more...
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