0 past simple and past participle of shower
1 to fall down or come out in a shower, or to make something do this:
2 to take a shower:
I shower every morning.
The seeds, fruits and coins that are showered on the newlyweds, and the wedding cake are all aimed at precisely that purpose.
These few issued a rebuttal against all the accolades showered on the late leader and the ' national-state burial ' accorded him.
Initially, in the public phase of his courtship, he showered her with presents and told her how perfect and special she was.
And as a newly modified, stateregulated capitalism showered the country with riches and a grateful religious revival swept the land, the two seemed more compatible than theoreticians might argue.
The discovery comes halfway through the film, after the two have smeared sunscreen on each other, showered naked together, and sat shoulder to shoulder near a fire.
Initially the machine was showered with praise because it was objective, despite some problems (in particular, it measured only one of the two dimensions of the field).
Boyarsky was the ideal leader to welcome and incorporate the numerous influences which now showered on architecture.
The case-control study provided further evidence that showering on exiting the swimming pool is not protective against developing folliculitis, all the cases and controls showered on leaving the swimming pool.
