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Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary ki·ne·scope
ETYMOLOGY from Kinescope, a trademark DATE 1930 1. picture tube 2. a motion picture made from an image on a picture tube
transitive verb (-scoped ; -scop·ing) DATE 1949 : to make a kinescope of Webster's Third New International Dictionary, Unabridged kin·e·scope I. \ˈkinəˌskōp\ noun Etymology: from Kinescope, a trademark 1. : a cathode-ray tube having at one end a screen of luminescent material on which are produced visible images (as television pictures or oscillograph curves) 2. : a motion picture made from a kinescope image II. transitive verb (kinescoped ; kinescoped ; kinescoping ; kinescopes) : to make a kinescope of (a television program) |
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