Scrip ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Scrip ( noun )

1. A certificate or token representing a right to a share in a company or an amount of money, especially one that can be traded.
2. A piece of paper or card used as a substitute for cash, especially in a specific place or situation.

Origin:

The word scrip comes from the latin word "scriptum" which means something written, it is first recorded in the english language in the 17th century.

Examples:

1. He had a collection of stock scrips from different companies.
2. She had to use scrip instead of cash because the store was closed.
3. Scrip was used as a way to pay workers in the company during the economic crisis.
4. He bought the scrip for a fraction of the stock's value.
5. The scrip was used as a way to control the economy during the war.

(As a verb)

Scrip ( verb )

1. A certificate or token representing a right to a share in a company or an amount of money, especially one that can be traded.
2. A piece of paper or card used as a substitute for cash, especially in a specific place or situation.

Origin:

The word scrip comes from the latin word "scriptum" which means something written, it is first recorded in the english language in the 17th century.

Examples:

1. He had a collection of stock scrips from different companies.
2. She had to use scrip instead of cash because the store was closed.
3. Scrip was used as a way to pay workers in the company during the economic crisis.
4. He bought the scrip for a fraction of the stock's value.
5. The scrip was used as a way to control the economy during the war.