shower in Kashmiri कॉशुर

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shower

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expr. send to the showers, (U.S. Informal.) to remove (a ballplayer, especially a pitcher) from a game.
Ex. Sparked by another ... home run, the Pirates sent McNally to the showers in the fifth inning (Time).

shower

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noun 1a. a short fall of rain.
Ex. a hard shower.
b. a short fall of moisture in any form.
Ex. Snow showers are predicted.
2. (Figurative:)
Ex. a shower of tears, a shower of sparks from an engine.
3. a party for gi

shower

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shower (1), noun, verb.

shower

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shower (2), noun.
1. a person who shows, points out, or exhibits.
2. an animal that shows well or makes a (good or bad) display of its qualities.
Ex. He is a smart shower and a well-made dog (Kennel Gazette).

shower

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v.i. 1. to rain for a short time.
2. to come in a shower.
Ex. (Figurative.) The withered leaves came showering down (Dickens).
3. to take a bath in which water pours on the body from above in small jets.

shower

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v.t. 1. to wet with a shower; spray; sprinkle.
2a. (Figurative.) to send in a shower or showers; pour down.
Ex. to shower leaflets on a city. The women, from the roofs and windows, showered stones on the heads of the soldiers (Edward Gibson)