Did you maybe mean one of these? screen, sunscreen
Definitions
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- adj. As shown on a movie, television, or display screen.
- adj. Within public view; in public.
Wiktionary
- adj. As seen on a screen (as of television, film, or computer) rather than in real life.
Etymologies
- on + screen (Wiktionary)
Examples
“The films starts with an AOL search page, then a Virgin Atlantic plane pulls the title onscreen, and then there are Coke cans, Doritos bags and Hilton hotels as far as the eye can see.”
“The concept of the comic book fan community driving what goes onscreen is outdated, and long proven to be a bad idea.”
Kevin Feige (President of Marvel Studios) on THOR Costume Tests – Collider.com
“Description: How has the war on terror been reflected in onscreen SF?”
“While the voiceover refers to China, the video onscreen is a shot of San Francisco's Chinatown.”
“Pulling a page from other Bioware epic stories like Star Wars: Knight of the Old Republic, the action onscreen is governed by behind the scenes dice rolls.”
“It's definitely sexist when the only "good" female onscreen is one who's completely jettisoned femininity to (sometimes literally) put on men's clothing and do men's things, and feminine women are evil.”
“The caricaturized version seen onscreen is emulated by neurotic women (and men, increasingly).”
“One of the toughest and most intangible things for a first-time director to capture onscreen is a consistent mood or tone.”
Affleck directs challenging, moody “Gone Baby Gone” » Scene-Stealers
“And reading a triple-decker novel onscreen is not something I expect many users to do, for now.”
“For example, McCoy’s personal backstory, developed for TOS back in the 1960s but never dealt with onscreen, is finally addressed — and very effectively, I might add.”
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