Noun
a guard at an airport who checks passengers or their luggage at a security checkpoint
Source: WordNet“Bad Hair,” which releases Friday on Hulu, certainly left an impression on the Emmy-nominated actor Laverne Cox who thought twice while wearing her 28-inch long, lace-front wig after watching an early screener of the film. Source: Internet
If “Moonlight” had come out three years earlier, I’m not sure how many people would have picked up that screener. Source: Internet
Scoring at or above a pre-determined cut-score on the screener leads to further consideration for placement and/or services in a gifted and talented program, usually involving at least one additional placement or confirmation assessment. Source: Internet
His newfound three-point aptitude makes him an even deadlier screener. Source: Internet
Q. Are you still a manuscript screener for Poisoned Pen Press? Source: Internet
Filmmakers have the option to submit their film as a Secure Online Screener up to 10GB in 1080p HD. Source: Internet