Definition of showerhead
: a fixture for directing the spray of water in a bathroom shower
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Put the plastic bag around the showerhead so the holes are immersed in the liquid, and secure the bag to the shaft with a twist tie.
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An oversize rainfall showerhead was mounted high; and while the water temperature could have gone hotter, the warming towel rack was nice on a cool Belfast day.
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The first option includes installing efficient irrigation technology, replacing inefficient toilets, showerheads, washing machines, and dishwashers, and eliminating leaks.
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In my life there’s the person who unscrewed his enemy’s showerhead and silently inserted a chicken-bouillon cube before rescrewing.
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Water Pik, a dental equipment and showerhead company, generated about $265 million of revenue in the fiscal year ended June 30, about 70% of which came from its water flosser products, Church & Dwight said.
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Other pluses: the oversized showerhead with strong water pressure and the hoard-able toiletries from Grown Alchemist, an organic line from Australia, in divine scents such as the rose, black pepper and sage shampoo.
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Situated right off the Bund in Pudong, the hotel has rooms with oversized showerheads, deep spa tubs, and lots of glass and marble.
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Because of the flooding, and in retaliation for the inmates’ cheering on the showerhead breaker, the corrections staff told the remaining 11 inmates to strip naked.
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First Known Use of showerhead
1865
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Definition of showerhead for English Language Learners
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: the device that controls the spray of water in a shower
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