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(Cricket) A ball, presumed to have been bowled accidentally, that does not bounce, but passes the batsman at head height.

(context, electronics) A device that can project an image through a lens onto a screen with light from a DVD player, television or video recorder.
- 1998, Wilhelm Grieí�haber, in Aspects of Modern Language Teaching in Europe, Routledge, ISBN 0415172845, page 52:
  
  "an LCD-panel with overhead projector or ."
- 2002, Antonio Rizzo et al. in Medical Image Computing and Computer-Assisted Intervention-Miccai 2002, Springer, ISBN 3540442243, p. 196
  
  "The Beamer acted as a support for handling the material, and for producing drawings."
- 2005, Rémi Bastide et al., Engineering Human Computer Interaction And Interactive Systems, Springer, ISBN 3540260978, page 234
  
  "The orientation of a surface with respect to the is used to calculate a pre-warp that is applied to the projected image."

Etymology: beamVerb, to beam + -er

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