word-perfect
Adjective

word-perfect

  1. (UK, theatre) Having memorized one's lines perfectly.
    • 1992, Mary Zenet Maher, Modern Hamlets and Their Soliloquies (page 67)
      The oldest actor in the company was word-perfect before any other actor and speaking at twice the rate and getting laughs from his fellow actors, the younger actors, in rehearsal!



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