linescript
nounUK /ˈlaɪn.skrɪpt/
US /ˈlaɪn.skrɪpt/
A linescript is a written plan that shows the words and actions for a play or show.
The teacher handed each student a linescript before the school play.
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2. A document listing the exact words a person must say in a recording or broadcast.
The announcer read from a linescript during the live radio show.
3. A computer file containing a series of commands written line by line.
He saved the automation steps as a linescript so the program could run them in order.
4. A written record of the spoken lines in a meeting or interview.
The reporter kept a linescript of the interview for accuracy.