showerhead

[shou-er-hed]

noun

1. shower12

Word History and Origins

Origin of showerhead¹

First recorded in 1965–70; shower ¹ + head

Example Sentences

Trump now wants to return to the "straightforward meaning" of 'showerhead' from the 1992 law.

From BBC

Taking shorter showers and putting in a showerhead with a slower flow will save money on your water and energy bills.

From BBC

Yes, much of it was the standard lunacy about showerheads and whales and windmills.

From Salon

Elsewhere, the eight shower suites, with rainfall showerheads, are some of the most spacious and well-appointed you’ll find not only at LAX, but at any airport in the world.

From Los Angeles Times

Now, a month after Pustilnikov took over, broken showerheads have gone unrepaired, a shared kitchen has become unusable and fights among tenants are more frequent, she said.

From Los Angeles Times