"Scripophily" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
Scripophily is a hobby or a collecting activity that involves collecting and studying stock certificates, bonds, and other securities. The word comes from the Latin words "scriptus," meaning "written" and "philus," meaning "love."
A Scrimshank is a small toy or trinket, especially one made of wood or bone, made by pecking or scratching it with a sharp tool, such as a point or a chisel, in a rough, irregular way. It is often used to describe a decorative or ornamental object.<br><br>Example: The antique shop sold a collection of scrimshank dolls made from whalebone.
Nautical art or drawing created on a shell, often sailor's sucking a bone or piece of wood, informal engraving or carving.
A script is a written record of dialogues, sounds, or events arranged in a sequential order to tell a story, either for a performance, a film, a play, or other form of entertainment. It can also refer to a set of instructions or commands written down in a formalized manner that can be executed by a computer or another device.
Prepared in advance and spoken or performed exactly as written or as planned, often in a predictable and formulaic manner. Lacking spontaneity or naturalness.
It refers to a written set of instructions or a sequence of commands that can be executed by a computer, often used in programming. It can also refer to a text-based play, especially one intended for recitation or performance.