Screen
Screen noun - The art or business of making a movie.
Windscreen and screen are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Windscreen" instead a noun "Screen".
Windscreen
Windscreen noun - Transparent screen (as of glass) to protect occupants of a vehicle.
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Justified as this screen is intended to double up as the traditional car windscreen (a huge sheet of glass on a spaceship expected to enter combat isn't very practical).
Source: Frank's 2000-Inch TV -
His boss puts it in the "special cupboard", along with a windscreen wiper ("the device for wiping clean a screen, that, in some as yet obscure circumstance, would shield one from the wind"), a can-opener ("the device for extracting food which has somehow become encased in metal"), and a Sky Digibox.
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Richard Hammond had a stinger (a doormat with some nails in it), James May built a spray paint screen for his car (that failed when confronted with windscreen wipers), and Jeremy Clarkson fitted his rear tires with spiked wheels (which caused him to lose a wheel when he tried to use them).
Source: Weaponized Car
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