to screen

To keep something so others cannot see or understand it

To stop movement, access, or progress

Having no real use

To try to do something that clearly cannot work

Something completely useless because it cannot work where it is used

To check and remove people or things that are not wanted

Touch the screen lightly with your finger to choose or open something

Make part of a room private using a curtain or divider

A flat display that shows pictures and text from a computer

A cinema where films are shown to many people

A door with a fine wire or plastic net that lets air in but keeps insects out

A large television screen used to watch films or videos

A screen you touch to control a phone or tablet

A filmed audition that shows if an actor suits a movie or TV role

Time spent using devices with screens like phones or TVs

The first screen you see on a phone or app that shows apps and shortcuts

The world of movies and the people who make them

An action or statement used to hide the real reason and distract people

A screen or picture that is much wider than it is tall, like modern TVs

A program that shows moving pictures on a computer screen when you are not using it

A short forward pass where teammates block to protect the receiver

A screen much wider than it is tall for movies and presentations

A large white surface on which a projector shows images or videos

A thin net that fits over a window to keep insects out while letting air in

A film version of a book or play made for the cinema

A person who appears in films or on television

A screen placed in front of an open fire to stop sparks from flying into the room

A cloud of smoke made to hide soldiers or vehicles from view

The part of a computer screen behind icons and windows

A test of a monitor or TV that checks color and brightness

A childhood memory that hides a more painful real memory

A heavy old TV or computer screen that uses a glass tube to show images

A thin panel that spreads light to make shadows softer

A screen that uses a small electronic part for each tiny dot to make images sharper and faster

A transparent screen that lights up when X-rays or cathode rays hit it

The inside surface of an old television that lights up to show images

A decorative barrier in a church that separates the main part from the choir and often holds a cross

The style of letters shown on a computer or phone screen

A picture created when someone pushes ink through a mesh screen onto paper or cloth

A white or shiny surface in a cinema for showing movies