pleɪˈskrɪpt

Definitions

1. noun

a document containing the text of a play, especially one intended for publication or performance.

“The playwright’s playscript was published last year to great acclaim.”

2. noun

a document that provides a script for a play, often with stage directions and other details.

“The theater company’s production team relied heavily on the playscript to guide their staging of the play.”

3. verb

to write or compose the text of a play, especially one intended for publication or performance.

“The playwright spent months playscripting her latest novel.”