Screen-ager
Term for a member of the generation of children raised in the Screen Age, specifically ones savvy with touchscreen devices such as iPads and iPhones.
Screen-ager by lcritterl July 19, 2011
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screenager
John is a screenager who does nothing but play computer games and watches TV, it's little wonder that he failed his exams.
screenager by [boo-boo] July 1, 2003
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screenager
A teenager who spends the majority of his/her time in front of the computer, usually surfing the net.
Mom No. 1: "I can never get my screenagers to go play outside."
Mom No. 2: "You think that's bad? My screens are 20 pounds overweight and have damaged retinas thanks to all the time they spend on Second Life. Screenagers these days!"
Mom No. 2: "You think that's bad? My screens are 20 pounds overweight and have damaged retinas thanks to all the time they spend on Second Life. Screenagers these days!"
screenager by Raindogg July 27, 2008
Screenager
A term to describe someone who is on their phone when in conversation with you. They act like a teenager.
Jess, you need to pay attention. Stop looking at TikTok and pay attention to me. Stop acting like a screenager….
Screenager by finnrmyman December 9, 2022
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screenangers by riggbae March 22, 2015
Screenager
Fritz Laibe is an example of a screenager. A screenager is a teenager who is addicted to their telephone.
Screenager by Tomatillo-bro March 13, 2022
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screenager by Dr. Demonic July 20, 2008
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