Script

What do we mean by script?

Handwriting. noun

A style of writing with cursive characters. noun

A particular system of writing. noun

A style of type that imitates handwriting. noun

The matter set in this type. noun

The text of a play, broadcast, or movie. noun

A copy of a text used by a director or performer. noun

The original of a legal instrument, as opposed to a copy. noun

A simple program in a language that the computer must convert to machine language each time the program is run. noun

To prepare (a text) for filming or broadcasting. transitive verb

To arrange, direct, or control (an event or a person) as if supplying a script. transitive verb

To write (code) for a program. transitive verb

A writing; a written paper. noun

In law, an original or principal document. noun

Writing; handwriting; written form of letter; written characters; style of writing. noun

In printing, types that imitate written letters or writing. See example under ronde. noun

An abbreviation of scripture or scriptural. noun

A writing; a written document.

Written characters; style of writing.

Type made in imitation of handwriting.

An original instrument or document.

The written document containing the dialogue and action for a drama; the text of a stage play, movie, or other performance. Especially, the final form used for the performance itself.

A file containing a list of user commands, allowing them to be invoked once to execute in sequence.

A system of writing adapted to a particular language or set of languages.

Short for prescription.

American slang for a doctor's prescription. Urban Dictionary

1. (verb) to send someone a written message, including a text, email, instant message, etc. 2. (noun) a written message Urban Dictionary

Scripts combine several commands and/or variable changes into a single function. They can be used in applications varying from games to installation programs. Urban Dictionary

Form of admiration for a person who has acted cool in some way. Shortened from the literacy term manurscript (man_ur_script) Urban Dictionary

Events that are currently taking place Urban Dictionary

A collection of pages with lines for a theatrical production; the script purports to be the final authority when there is a question at rehearsal. Nevertheless, changes are made to the script right up to dress rehearsal, and it is not uncommon to find as many as half a dozen scripts on the director's desk: "Two Top Hats and a Spy", "Top Hats revised", "Top Hats: latest edition", "Top Hats: no deaths", and "Top Hats: Collector's Edition". Urban Dictionary

In fifa when you feel as though you have no control of the game no matter what you do. Like the game result has already been written or in this game scripted. Urban Dictionary

Well the Script are an irish rock band who make the most beautiful music you will probably ever hear ever. They're incredible. The lead singer is the gorgeous and talented Danny O'donoghue. Their most famous for 'The Man Who Can't Be Moved' and 'Breakeven' but you probably know their other music. If not you should listen to it, its amazing. Urban Dictionary

The Script is an Irish Pop Rock band formed in 2001, the members are called Danny O'Donoghue, Mark Sheehan and Glen Power. Danny is the frontman and plays the keyboard, but can also play piano, guitar and drums believe it or not. Mark plays the guitar. Glen plays the drums but can also play guitar. Before The Script there were an Irish band called MyTown who Danny and Mark were in, they released a hit 'Party All Night'. You may know The Man Who Can't Be Moved, Breakeven, For the First Time and Hall of Fame, which are all hits from The Script. Danny has been a judge on The Voice for two series and has won the second series with Andrea Begley! The Script don't just sing songs, they also write them, like If You Could See Me Now is about Danny's dad (Shay O'Donoghue) who passed away on valentines day years ago and Mark Sheehans both mum and dad who passed away. Now here's for some useless information! Danny is 6'4 and has size 11 feet, his favorite drink is Guinness, he has a tattoo with 3 dots behind his ear for #3 album, his rose tattoo is a charm for his dad and his prescription for glasses is 2.5! I don't know as much about Mark and Glen cos I'm not married to them but Marks favorite drink is red wine, he has 3 dots on his hand for #3 album, he has his own 'TV show' called 'The Mouth' and swears a lot! I don't know where Glens tattoo is but I know he has an angel on his arm, he has called up a random fan a couple of times and once he got Mark to cut his hair! Urban Dictionary

Prescription drugs, usually illicitly acquired and used relationally. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to script:
script, scrip, scrit, cript, scrips, escript, ascript, stript, skript, jscript, wscript.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word script:
cursive, cyrillic, alphabet, unicode, rewrite, screenplay, supervisor, filming, sanskrit, screenwriter, arabic, dialogue, write, casting, inscription, directing, writer, actors, written, writing, pages, editor, sequel, producers, characters, adaptation, movie, film, letters, adapted, producer, scenes, cast, language, filmed, read, dated, plot, shoot, shooting, latin, tamil, languages, story, warner.

Words that rhyme with script:
transcript, manuscript, crypt, nondescript, equipped, encrypt, conscript, ripped, stripped, postscript, javascript, chipped, whipped, clipped, quipped, slipped, dipped, flipped, tipped, gypped, lipped, hipped, gripped, tripped, shipped, pipped, yipped, skipped, kipped, nipped, dripped, outstripped, zipped, sipped, unzipped, whipt, telescript.

Adjectives that are often used to describe script:
arabic, original, roman, cursive, latin, chinese, final, simple, gothic, phonetic, ancient, cyrillic, german, entire, alphabetic, persian, side, hieroglyphic, complete, shooting, prepared, beautiful, cultural, greek, neat, current, post, syllabic, aramaic, fine, traditional, sexual, standard, sql, indian, japanese, bold, egyptian, clear, phoenician, elegant, pictographic, official, linear, formal, ideographic, automatic, dramatic, tiny, hieratic, tamil, demotic, uncial, archaic, familiar, detailed, runic, tibetan, javanese, semitic, romanized, finished, written, minute, harappan, korean.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective script:
supervisor, theory, editor, files, analysis, processing, kiddies, writing, window, writers, name, file, writer, task, girl, type, application, menu, based, page, execution, output, development, letters, superiority, access, languages, material, button, debugger, object, pane, direction, changes, supervisors, box, review, error, types, code, commands, typefaces, reform, fonts, breakdown, lettering, command, editors, continuity, knowledge, figure, line, messages, language, girls, explanation, doctor, ing, ref, clerk, objects, example, consultant, manager, block, method, message, approval, format, scripts, rer, preparation, purpose, copyright, shows, text, recognition, blocks, elements, matrix, driven, errors, component, reading, configuration, wizard, management, editing, statements, definition, revisions, liner, assistant, length.

Consonant match to script:
scrapped, scraped.

Words that sound like script:
script, skript, scraped, scrapped, skipped, scripts, scrip, scripter, scrit, skrip, scriptor, scrimped, scrubbed, skirret, syruped, scrap, scrape, stripped, scrappy, scribed, scooped, scoped, scrote, scrat, scrib, scrips, scaped, scripps, scrot, skyped, stript, scroop, skrite, scrapie, scrope, scrid, scrub, scrubs, scrubby, strept, scruffed, secret, skirt, skip, screwed, scripture, strapped, scribe, crypt, skit, scraps, scraper, scratched, striped, scripted, skippy, sculpt, scrapes, screeched, sipped, scurried, scrapper, scribes, screed, postscript, scrimp, cript, scripting, scalped, scrod, squit, skip it, scrab, scritch, skimped, scrimpy, skart, siret, scried, sarit, scarped, rescript, skrimp, stropped, skelped, skerrett, screw it, the script, scamped, scrt, skippet, squibbed, equipped, encrypt, equipt, decrypt, ecrit, corrupt, crept, cept.