cleaned-up script

noun
UK /kliːnd ʌp skrɪpt/
US /kliːnd ʌp skrɪpt/

A script that has been fixed and made neat.

The director read the cleaned-up script before filming began.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A computer file of commands that has been tidied and checked for errors.

The programmer saved the cleaned-up script and ran it again.

3. A written plan for a play or show with mistakes removed.

After rehearsal, the actors got a cleaned-up script with the new lines.

4. A final version of written words made ready to use.

She handed in the cleaned-up script to her teacher.