screpence 

Some one hu is smelly and has low hygene standards.

shut your mouth you dirty screpence

screpence by alexjohn July 6, 2006

Screener Season

Christmas for BitTorrent users.

Screener season takes place in early January to mid-February when special DVD copies of movies being considered for awards like the Oscars are sent out to voters.

These movies are usually still in theaters / cinemas at the time so the only other pirated copies around are poor quality cams.

Inevitably, these special copies find their way onto popular BitTorrent sites like Pirate Bay.

You can tell it's a screener because there's a watermark that pops up every so often saying "For Your Consideration".

Jim: Do you guys want to go see Django at the movie theatre on Thursday?

Dave: It's screener season next week dude, I can just hook my laptop up to the TV.

Jim: Oh sweet.

Screener Season by Bootlegger501 January 11, 2013

screencap 

A screen capture to a graphics program of data on your monitor... could be text or images.

Ralph sent me a screencap of the web article.

screencap by Harrison Hopper November 1, 2008

screenies

A shortened word for Screen Shots.

Hey dude, did you see those screenies I showed you?!

screenies by Bobby B-Ball October 18, 2006

full screener 

porn so good that you have to, just have to, make it full screen.

kid1: dude, that was some awesome porn.
kid2: definitely dude, that was a full screener.

full screener by luckytheducky squirrel November 20, 2009

Change of screenery 

When one moves from their computer to their television (or vice versa) usually due to boredom.

When Jess resorted to playing Freecell on his computer he knew it was time for a change of screenery and made his way to the couch for a Battlestar Gallactica rerun on The Space Network.

Change of screenery by Cap The Gnome March 19, 2011

screenie 

A short term for a "screen shot," a picture one takes of something on a computer screen.

I don't know what window you're talking about. Can you send me a screenie?

screenie by The Grammar Nazi August 19, 2004