To experience a stop error and shut down to prevent damage to system hardware.(verb)
Alternative spelling of blue screen.(noun)
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Use "bluescreen" in a sentence
"Not all of this flash-bang-computer generated backdrops and sets that make the actors seem lifeless because they are infront of freaggin bluescreen."
"Watching some recent movies, it occurred to me that the use of "bluescreen" effects -- having characters play their scenes in front of a blank screen and then adding in the background digitally -- may prove to be to today's movies what rear projection was to movies from the '30s through the '60s: something that almost instantly dates a movie and makes it look kind of cheesy."
"Robert's laptop has a "bluescreen" issue, which is not good."