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100 Words Every Security Screener Should Know

August 3, 2026

100 Words Every Security Screener Should Know

No. Item Definition
1. aerosol pressurized spray container
2. airside area beyond security control
3. alarm warning signal from a device
4. alert warning of possible danger
5. ammunition bullets or shells for weapons
6. anomaly something unusual needing attention
7. arms up raise arms for scanning
8. assist help someone during screening
9. bag check inspection of carried bags
10. baggage bags and personal luggage
11. battery portable source of electrical power
12. bin container for screening items
13. boarding pass document allowing flight boarding
14. body scanner machine that scans the body
15. bottle small container for liquids
16. breach break in security protection
17. carry-on bag kept with the traveler
18. charger device for powering electronics
19. checkpoint place where screening happens
20. clearance permission to pass through
21. confiscate take away banned items
22. container holding vessel for a substance
23. conveyor moving belt for items
24. credential document proving identity or access
25. declare officially report an item
26. deny refuse permission or access
27. detect discover the presence of something
28. detector device that senses metal or threats
29. divest remove items before screening
30. electronics devices using electrical circuits
31. entry act of going in
32. escort accompany for supervision or guidance
33. evacuate move people out for safety
34. exit act of going out
35. explosive substance that can violently detonate
36. gate controlled entry or boarding point
37. gel thick semiliquid substance
38. hand search manual inspection by touch
39. hold still remain motionless briefly
40. ID proof of identity
41. identify establish who someone is
42. incendiary designed to start fires
43. incident event requiring security response
44. infant very young child
45. inspect look at carefully and officially
46. inspection careful official examination
47. jacket outer clothing often removed
48. jewelry decorative personal metal items
49. keys metal objects for locks
50. knife bladed cutting weapon or tool
51. landside public area before security
52. laptop portable computer requiring screening
53. liquid pourable substance in containers
54. lockdown security closure restricting movement
55. manifest official list of passengers
56. medical device equipment used for health needs
57. medication medicine carried by a traveler
58. metal detector device that finds metal objects
59. minor person under legal adulthood
60. mobility aid device helping movement
61. monitor watch and check continuously
62. officer authorized security worker
63. passenger person traveling on transport
64. passport official travel identity document
65. pat-down physical search over clothing
66. phone mobile communication device
67. place put an item somewhere
68. proceed continue forward after instruction
69. prohibited not allowed by rules
70. question ask for information
71. queue line of waiting people
72. random chosen without a set pattern
73. refuse decline to do something
74. remove take off or take out
75. replica copy resembling a real weapon
76. report officially give information
77. residue small amount left behind
78. resolution settling an alarm or issue
79. response action taken after an incident
80. scanner device that detects hidden items
81. screening checking people or items for threats
82. search look through for prohibited items
83. secondary additional screening after initial check
84. selectee person chosen for extra screening
85. shoes footwear sometimes removed
86. step through walk through the scanner
87. sterile secured airport-side area
88. tablet flat portable touchscreen device
89. threat possible source of danger
90. trace tiny detectable amount
91. tray bin for personal belongings
92. unattended left without supervision
93. verification confirmation that something is valid
94. verify check that something is true
95. walk-through detector you pass through
96. wallet small holder for money
97. wand handheld metal-detecting device
98. watch wrist-worn timepiece
99. weapon object used to cause harm
100. x-ray imaging used to inspect bags

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