The word 'props' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun meaning 'things used as part of a performance or presentation', such as actors' costumes, furniture, or objects. For example, "The props for the play were just delivered, now the set can be finished."
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Tell the props department.
I still have the props.
The props are mere representations, nothing more.
He dropped the props and the magic.
Or, perhaps the props manipulate them.
You don't need the props.
The props are often elemental.
The set and the props look homemade.
And I made all the props.
It's the same with the props.
"I no longer needed the props".
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