noun “shower”
singular shower, plural showers
- a device for washing by which water falls on the body from above
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The bathroom has a spacious shower with good water pressure.
- an act of washing under a device that lets water fall on the body
She takes a shower every morning before work.
- a short period of rain, or a similar fall of snow or sleet
The weather forecast predicts showers throughout the day.
- a large amount of small things falling or moving together
A shower of leaves fell from the tree in the breeze.
- a party where gifts are given to someone, often before a wedding or the birth of a baby
Her coworkers organized a baby shower for her last week.
- (in juggling) a pattern where objects are thrown in a loop from one hand to the other
He demonstrated the shower with three juggling balls.
verb “shower”
infinitive shower; he showers; past tense showered; past part. showered; ger. showering
- to wash oneself using a shower
He showered quickly after the game.
- to send or spray (something) down in large quantities
The volcano showered ash over the nearby villages.
- to give or bestow something abundantly
They showered her with congratulations on her promotion.
- (of rain) to fall in a shower
It began to shower just as we set up the picnic.