showerhead
1 of 1noun/ˈʃaʊɚhɛd/
Forms:showerheads
1
a plumbing fixture that is attached to a shower and delivers water for bathing or washing purposes
A showerhead is the device attached to a shower system that sprays water over the body during a shower. It is typically made of metal or plastic and can be adjustable, allowing users to change the water flow or spray pattern. Showerheads are often designed to provide a comfortable and efficient way to rinse off, with some models offering features like water-saving settings, massage modes, or rain-style showers. They are commonly mounted on the wall or ceiling above the shower area.
- She cleaned the showerhead to remove the buildup of lime and soap scum.
- The plumber replaced the old showerhead with a more modern, water-efficient model.
- I love the rain showerhead in the hotel bathroom; it feels like standing under a waterfall.
- The showerhead in the new bathroom is adjustable, so I can switch between a gentle mist and a strong spray.