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scrip
scripa certificate to be exchanged for goods or cash
Not to be confused with:script – handwriting; the text of a play, TV program, or motion picturescrip 1 S0171000 (skrĭp)n.1. A form of money issued by a local government or private organization.2. A certificate or receipt used to redeem a credit.
[Perhaps alteration of script.]
scrip 2 S0171000 (skrĭp)n.1. Chiefly South Asian & Australian a. Stock, as issued by companies.b. The stock of a particular company.2. Chiefly British A fractional share of stock issued to existing shareholders.
[Short for subscription receipt, receipt for a portion of a loan.]
scrip 3 S0171000 (skrĭp)n. Archaic A wallet, small satchel, or bag.
[Middle English scrippe.]scrip (skrɪp) n1. a written certificate, list, etc2. a small scrap, esp of paper with writing on it3. (Banking & Finance) finance a. a certificate representing a claim to part of a share of stockb. the shares allocated in a bonus issue[C18: in some senses, probably from script; otherwise, short for subscription receipt]
scrip (skrɪp) narchaic a small bag or wallet, as carried by pilgrims[C14: from Old French escreppe, variant of escarpe scarf1]
scrip (skrɪp) or scriptn (Medicine) informal a medical prescription[C20: short for prescription]scrip (skrɪp)
n. 1. paper currency issued for temporary use in emergency situations, as by an occupying power. 2. a certificate representing a fraction of a share of stock. 3. a receipt, list, or other brief piece of writing. 4. a scrap of paper. 5. paper currency in denominations of less than one dollar, formerly issued in the U.S. [1610–20; perhaps alter. of script] scrip - Can be a scrap of paper with writing on it.See also related terms for scrap.Thesaurus| Noun | 1. | scrip - a certificate whose value is recognized by the payer and payee; scrip is not currency but may be convertible into currencycertificate, security - a formal declaration that documents a fact of relevance to finance and investment; the holder has a right to receive interest or dividends; "he held several valuable securities" |
Translationsscrip
scrip, temporary substitute for money, securities, or other valuable claims. Business enterprises and municipalities have at times, especially when short of cash, paid employees in scrip, and communities have facilitated trade by using it. Various devices have made it acceptable, e.g., a store that would receive it in exchange for goods. The term scrip has also been applied to money of fractional denominations, and to gift certificates and the like that can be used to pay for purchases from stores, restaurants, and other businesses.scrip, script Informal a medical prescription SCRIP
SCRIP Cardiology A clinical trial–Stanford Coronary Risk Intervention Project that studied the effect of intensive multiple risk factor reduction on M&M and prevention of new atherosclerotic lesions in Pts with moderate CAD. See Coronary artery disease. LegalSeedividendScrip
ScripA temporary document that represents a portion of a share of stock, often issued after a stock split or spin-off.Scrip1. A private sector substitute for currency. Historically, scrip was used in logging and mining communities dominated by a single company, and employees had to buy goods from the company store. Presently, it is more closely associated with gift certificates, gift cards, and re-loadable debit cards. Militaries also occasionally pay soldiers in scrip when they are on deployment. In Australia, buyout offers including stock in place of or in addition to cash are known as scrip bids. See also: Money.
2. An IOU from a publicly-traded company that is short on cash. Such a company pays dividends in scrip until it resolves its liquidity problems.scrip A certificate that can be exchanged for a fractional share of stock. Scrip is distributed as the result of a spinoff, a stock dividend, or a stock split in which the stockholder would be entitled to a fractional share of stock. For example, the owner of a single share would receive scrip for one-half a share in the event the issuer declared a three-for-two stock split.Scrip.Scrip is a certificate or receipt that represents something of value but has no intrinsic value. What's essential is that the issuer and the recipient must agree on the value that the scrip represents. For example, in the past, after a corporate stock split or spin-off, a company might issue scrip representing a fractional share of stock for each share you owned. On or before a specific date, you could combine the certificates and convert the value they represented into full shares. But most companies today make a cash payment for fractional shares based on the closing price of the stock on a specific date. SCRIP
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| SCRIP➣Study of Cardiovascular Risk Intervention by Pharmacists (serum cholesterol) | | SCRIP➣Stanford Coronary Risk Intervention Project | | SCRIP➣Stonycreek Conemaugh River Improvement Project (Pennsylvania) | | SCRIP➣Spherical Coordinate Remapping and Interpolation Package (software) | | SCRIP➣Students and Clinicians for Relief of the Iraqi People |
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Related to scrip: scrip dividendWords related to scripnoun a certificate whose value is recognized by the payer and payeeRelated Words |