manuscript
/mænˈʊskrɪpt/Definitions
1. noun
A handwritten or typed document, especially one containing original writing or research.
“The professor spent years working on her manuscript before submitting it to a publisher.”
2. verb
To write or compose a manuscript, especially one for publication.
“She spent months manuscripting her novel before seeking an agent.”
3. noun
A copy of a document, especially a musical composition, used for reference or study.
“The musician carefully studied the manuscript to learn the new piece.”