screenie
screenie noun: a screenshot.
Noun
screenie (plural screenies)
- A screenshot.
- A screensaver.
- Someone who spends a lot of time in front of a (television or computer) screen.
- Screenies: these boys spent very large amounts of time in front of a screen of some sort — 10 per cent of boys spend over seven hours every day in front of a screen — but had low levels of physical activity and sleep.2012, Phillip T. Slee, Marilyn Campbell, Barbara Spears, Child, Adolescent and Family Development, Cambridge University Press, →ISBN, page 377
- The study found three clusters of boys: 'sporties', 'screenies' and 'autonomes' (the last group spending a lot of time in self-starting pursuits, either by themselves or with peers).2013, Tony Ward, Sport in Australian National Identity: Kicking Goals, Routledge, →ISBN
Forms of screenie
| plural | screenies |
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Origin of screenie
From screen + -ie.
Questions about screenie
- What does screenie mean?
- Screenie means a screenshot.
- What part of speech is screenie?
- Screenie is a noun.
- What is the plural of screenie?
- The plural of screenie is screenies.
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