Definition of: script

(skript) noun
1. Writing of the ordinary cursive form.
2. Type, or printed or engraved matter, in imitation of handwriting.
3. Law A writing, especially an original; in English practice, a will; codicil.
4. A piece of writing; a manuscript or typescript; especially, a prepared copy, often containing suggestions, for the use of actors in a theatrical, radio, or television performance.
—v.t. & v.i. U.S. Colloq. To prepare a script for (a radio, television, or theatrical performance). [<OF escript <L scriptum, pp. neut. of scribere write]
This line is in script.