shower
- noun
- /ˈʃaʊər/
- I'm going to take a shower.
- take a shower
- a hot shower
- a bath or shower
They have an on premise six person shower at a club.
- They have an on premise six person shower at a club.
- And he went in the shower, showered, come out, he's.
- So I wanted to have a little shower, sink and a toilet.
- You're like I I just, I'm, it's a shower we're talking about.
- The double head shower key to a successful marriage?
Examples
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I just got out of the shower and I feel amazing.
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I took a shower at the health club.
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Would you like me to turn on the shower radio?
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Do you mind if I use the shower?
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I'm just gonna take a shower, okay?
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Okay hold on a second, I just stepped out of the shower...
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After he'd taken a quick shower, they climbed into Robert's car and headed into town.
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After a long day at work, I love to relax by taking a shower before dinner.
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She stepped into the shower to wash away the stress of the day.
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It felt refreshing to stand under the shower as the warm water cascaded down.
Synonyms
An act of washing the body by soaking in water in a bathtub
A part at the end of a bathroom pipe that sends water out like rain for washing
A way of washing your body by standing under running water
Washing yourself or someone else quickly to clean
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A tropical tree with long hanging clusters of bright yellow flowers
A decorative tree from Asia and Hawaii with long groups of cream, orange, or red flowers
A tree from warm places with upright groups of pink flowers grown for decoration
How Thorough
Surface Forms
Etymology
Shower comes from an old English word scūr that meant 'short rain'. People used the same idea for washing because the water falls over your body like a small rain, so the device and the act are called a 'shower'.