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flyscreen

British  
/ ˈflaɪˌskriːn /

noun

  1. a wire-mesh screen over a window to prevent flies from entering a room

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A tracker-style handlebar fronted by a thin flyscreen positions the rider in an upright stance, which LiveWire claims will enable “a comfortable and controlled riding experience.”

From The Verge

And, no, a flyscreen won’t keep them out.

From The Guardian

Although I admit it: a flyscreen is a good idea.

From The Guardian

Flyscreen's obscure Size Five Leather EP from 1996 is a veritable treasure trove of four football-themed tracks.

From The Guardian

This doesn't mean that iPhone users of FlyScreen don't get access to the app's array of content widgets - they do - but this functionality is accessible like any other app.

From Washington Post