write-up

[ rahyt-uhp ]

/ ˈraɪtˌʌp /

a written description or account, as in a newspaper or magazine: The play got a terrible write-up.

Accounting. an increase in the book value of a corporation that is not warranted by the true assets of the corporation.

Origin of write-up

1880–85, Americanism; noun use of verb phrase write up

Because I was president I had to do the write-up for the event and they chose that picture.

How A Company’s Support of Gay Employees Helped One of Them To Come Out | |December 24, 2014 |DAILY BEAST
Several illustrations in Bob's write-up exhibited Alfred in farmer's garb, feeding cattle, sheep and hogs out of his hand.

Watch Yourself Go By |Al. G. Field
The point is that a write-up brings in fifty dollars, while sonnets are a drug in the market.

Aliens |William McFee
You may use the Oakdale part of the story as you heard it at the time it happened, but my name must not be used in your write-up.

Grace Harlowe's Fourth Year at Overton College |Jessie Graham Flower

Besides, I dont like to lose that write-up with all my carefully phrased compliments for each and every member in the cast.

Joan of the Journal |Helen Diehl Olds
He shall have them, together with a write-up that will make this town's hair stand on end.

Old Ebenezer |Opie Read