newmanuscript

noun
UK /ˌnjuːˈmænjʊskrɪpt/
US /ˌnuːˈmænjəskrɪpt/

A new manuscript is a fresh written story or book that someone has just made.

The author sent her newmanuscript to the publisher for review.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A newly discovered old handwritten book or paper.

Scholars celebrated the newmanuscript found in the monastery.

3. A revised version of a text prepared for publication.

The editor approved the newmanuscript after the final changes.

4. A handwritten copy of a script or speech made recently.

He practiced reading from the newmanuscript before the ceremony.