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british shower 

Is when you wash only the smelly parts of your body and leave the rest.
OR
When you spray deodorant on yourself without washing your body.
-Hey have you showered?
-no, I took a british shower
british shower by Lola1111 February 4, 2022

british shower 

Taking a shower in britain or just a shower in britain.
Sarah: I'm going to britain and the first thing I'm going to do when i arrive is take a shower.

Jessica: you mean a "british shower"??

Sarah: s h u t u p Jessica!!

British shower 

British shower by Bilito August 19, 2020

Showers That Are British

Another way of saying 'rain' since, in Britain, people sometimes refer to rain as showers. It is also called this because it rains a lot in Britain
Louis: I can make your tears fall down like the showers that are British
Fans: why are the showers British
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