showerhead

[ shou-er-hed ]

noun

1. shower12

Word History and Origins

Origin of showerhead¹

First recorded in 1965–70; shower ¹ + head

Example Sentences

This is why you can often find the Wonderboom poolside, or hanging off a showerhead.

From Popular-Science

The hanging loop will likely fit over most showerheads, so you can easily install it in just about any shower.

From Popular-Science

The result cuts down on the wet stuff by 80 percent compared to a standard showerhead.

From Popular-Science

A showerhead cartridge injects shampoos and conditioners by Kérastase and L’Oréal Professionnel directly into the waterstream, which ups the efficiency of the washing and lathering process.

From Popular-Science

If you can’t remove the showerhead, secure a sturdy plastic bag filled with vinegar over the showerhead with the holes submerged.

From Washington Post

In the shower, the boy initially turned on a showerhead a few feet from Sandusky.

From The Daily Beast

The drawings show a man standing under a showerhead, but the water that comes out of it never touches him.

From The Daily Beast