fixedscript

noun
UK /fɪkst skrɪpt/
US /fɪkst skrɪpt/

A fixedscript is a set of words that is always written the same way and never changed.

The teacher gave us a fixedscript to read aloud in the school play.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A computer file whose contents are protected from being edited.

Save the settings in a fixedscript so nobody can change them by accident.

3. A written plan for a performance that the actors must follow exactly.

The actors rehearsed the fixedscript until every line was perfect.

4. A rulebook or official document that uses the same exact words every time.

The club reads from a fixedscript when it welcomes new members.