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shower curtain effect

shower curtain effect noun: the phenomenon of a shower curtain being blown inward when the shower is running, variously ascribed to Bernoulli's principle, the movement of warm and cool air, etc.

Noun

shower curtain effect (plural shower curtain effects)

  1. The phenomenon of a shower curtain being blown inward when the shower is running, variously ascribed to Bernoulli's principle, the movement of warm and cool air, etc.

Forms of shower curtain effect

pluralshower curtain effects

Questions about shower curtain effect

What does shower curtain effect mean?
Shower curtain effect means the phenomenon of a shower curtain being blown inward when the shower is running, variously ascribed to Bernoulli's principle, the movement of warm and cool air, etc.
What part of speech is shower curtain effect?
Shower curtain effect is a noun.
What is the plural of shower curtain effect?
The plural of shower curtain effect is shower curtain effects.

Words near shower curtain effect in the dictionary

  1. shower cap
  2. shower caps
  3. shower chair
  4. shower chairs
  5. shower curtain
  6. shower curtain effect
  7. shower curtains
  8. shower down
  9. shower gel
  10. shower gels
  11. shower head

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