Proper noun
Propp (plural Propps)
A surname.
Anchored by an offense led by Tim Kerr (98 points) and Brian Propp (97 points), the Flyers finished fourth in goals scored and third in goals allowed as Mark Howe and Brad McCrimmon led an air-tight defense ahead of All-Star netminder Pelle Lindbergh. Source: Internet
Propp, p. 74. Propp's 31 functions also fall within six 'stages' (preparation, complication, transference, struggle, return, recognition), and a stage can also be repeated, which can affect the perceived order of elements. Source: Internet
Having criticized Aarne-Thompson type analysis for ignoring what motifs did in stories, and because the motifs used were not clearly distinct, Propp, pp. 8–9. Source: Internet
The Aarne-Thompson classification system and the morphological analysis of Vladimir Propp are among the most notable. Source: Internet
There was substantial investor interest in the asset, which received multiple offers, according to Jeremiah Maupin of John Propp Commercial Group, who represented the seller. Source: Internet
“The intent to keep people safe is obviously a good cause,” said Propp, who is working as the RC of Davis this year. Source: Internet