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rain shower
noun
- a brief rainfall, usually of variable intensity.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of rain shower1
before 1000; Middle English; Old English
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Example Sentences
It is very pleasant here to-day, a little cooler than it has been—a good rain shower last evening.
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A heavy rain shower came up about ten o'clock at night and continued at intervals until late the next morning.
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Blowin' hot an' cold, rangin' from a balmy breeze through a rain shower or a thunder-storm, up to a snortin' tornado.
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He sees the gunners busy on the left, the horses standing behind them as if all the whistling sounds are only a rain-shower.
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The cloud-seeders provided a cooling rain-shower at about 0100 every night to wash away the day's grime.
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