scrip
/skrɪp/Definitions
1. noun
a written or printed warrant or order to receive goods or money.
“The company provided a scrip to its employees for the bonus payment.”
2. noun
a small piece of paper, often issued as a receipt or token, representing a value or entitlement.
“The museum gave each visitor a scrip as a souvenir.”
3. noun
a token or voucher, especially one used to represent a unit of account or a means of exchange.
“The new cryptocurrency operates on a digital scrip system.”
4. verb
to write or print a document or warrant, especially one that grants a right or privilege.
“The government will scrip the new law into effect next month.”
5. verb
to issue or provide a token or voucher, especially one that represents a value or entitlement.
“The company will scrip its employees with bonuses this quarter.”