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A collection of pages with lines for a theatrical production; the script purports to be the final authority when there is a question at rehearsal. Nevertheless, changes are made to the script right up to dress rehearsal, and it is not uncommon to find as many as half a dozen scripts on the director's desk: "Two Top Hats and a Spy", "Top Hats revised", "Top Hats: latest edition", "Top Hats: no deaths", and "Top Hats: Collector's Edition". Director: Do you have your script?
Actor: Script! Yes! ..... No, I left it at home. Director: That was the third copy I've given you. You ate the last one. |
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American slang for a doctor's prescription. Stop at the pharmacy and pick up my script.
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1. (verb) to send someone a written message, including a text, email, instant message, etc. 2. (noun) a written message 1. Mortimer: guys, I want to call my girlfriend but she sounds like a giraffe gargling nails
Wilmsworth: why dont you just script her? that way you wont have to hear her talk like a toothless, half-dead wildabeast 2. Chauncey: i just got a script from my girlfriend, apparently her turtle died Jebediah: that sucks, you should send a consolation script |
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Scripts combine several commands and/or variable changes into a single function. They can be used in applications varying from games to installation programs. alias +dj "+duck; +jump"
alias -dj "-duck; -jump" Function .onInit StrCpy $2 0 InitPluginsDir File /oname=$PLUGINSDIR\temp.ini "temp.ini" Call findSteam Call doubleCheck FunctionEnd |
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Form of admiration for a person who has acted cool in some way. Shortened from the literacy term manurscript (man_ur_script) After playing well on the pool table Johnny complimented Franky with a high five and the words "man ur script"
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In graffitti to work with out taking your finger off the can or pen off the paper. A simple piece. This street is to busy, just script it.
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meaning a letter or a note "yes D're, got your script today, nice one"
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