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print-screen 

Verb referring to the action of pressing the "Print-Screen" button (PrtSc) on your keyboard and using it to capture something on the screen that is funny or interesting. The image can then be pasted onto Paint and saved. After it is saved, you can send it, print it, view it, or just reflect on it.
I had to hit print-screen PrtSc during the movie to show you an image of what I was watching.
print-screen by UrbanJosh October 16, 2006
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Print Screen Sheriff 

Someone who will print screen everything potentially embarassing that someone says on IM.
Usually one of those really annoying people that could make absolutely ANYTHING an innuendo for something.
Josh: well tell me when you want it
Beth: :D
Beth: oh i will Josh.
Beth: *print screens*
Josh: You're such a print screen sheriff!
Beth: Keeping the IM world safer for both of us.
Print Screen Sheriff by |Beth! January 11, 2008

print screen moment 

when your teammates do less damage than you on apex legends and you screenshot it using the print screen button on your keyboard.
print screen moment by fuppy guppy February 17, 2023

Figuring out the fact that the character limit is extremely long on Urban Dictionary so you use whatever you can to the point where it gets hard to read or maybe even off screen 

That.
#1: "Y'know, I figured out that figuring out the fact that the character limit is extremely long on Urban Dictionary so you use whatever you can to the point where it gets hard to read or maybe even off screen."

#2: "...What?"

Printscreener 

Someone who screen caps private conversations to share them with other contacts.
She's a compulsory printscreener. She's continously sending me captions of chats with her lover.
Printscreener by Curritos November 25, 2018

Screech Point 

A screech point is an exclamation point at the end of a sentence. Something a person on occasion screeches when writing, "!', or "!!", which is a double screech point!! As you can see, it quickly becomes meaningless !!!! And so, "screech point" should be used sparingly. And so, its rarity!
The sun in the late afternoon water appeared in the West as an inverted screech point, as i shielded my eyes with my hand!
Screech Point by Blue Tarp December 10, 2022
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