Definition of SHOWERHEAD

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The design features an adjustable-height showerhead and a wand that can either dock on your shower wall or be held in your hand. — Megan Friedman, Popular Mechanics, "This Energy-Efficient Showerhead Could Radically Reduce Your Bills," 11 Aug. 2015 If your shower wall has a depth of at least four feet, the showerhead can comfortably be mounted on the back wall. — Stacy Argo, Houston Chronicle, "Sleek, modern shower doors provide streamlined look," 8 July 2018 Showers are alien and menacing, and the huge showerhead seems to be stripping off not just dirt but also her spiritual skin. — Corby Kummer, The Atlantic, "How Do Carousel and My Fair Lady Fare in 2018?," 8 July 2018 The Bathroom The roomy bathroom featured a large shower with both a rain showerhead and a spray hose. — Lizette Alvarez, New York Times, "The Cheeca Lodge Is Back, Tiki Bar and All," 23 June 2018 Then use an adjustable wrench to loosen and unscrew the old showerhead. — Daniel Bortz, sacbee, "Four home-improvement jobs you can knock out," 15 June 2018 The showerhead atomizes water into millions of droplets, each with more surface area than a regular drop of shower water. — Megan Friedman, Popular Mechanics, "This Energy-Efficient Showerhead Could Radically Reduce Your Bills," 11 Aug. 2015 If a property truly keeps to its once-every-three-days linen program, installs low-flow showerheads, provides filtered water in reusable containers and does away with coffee pods, is that enough to mark it as green in your mind? — Jill K. Robinson, SFChronicle.com, "Going green: Can we travel the world without killing the planet?," 21 June 2018 The fungus commands the ant to bite onto the vein of a leaf, then kills the thing and grows as a stalk out of the back of its head, turning it into a showerhead raining spores onto victims down below. — Matt Simon, WIRED, "Climate Change Made Zombie Ants Even More Cunning," 29 May 2018

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