There he was, repeatedly coming up out of the depths to catch the thrashing hose in his mouth near its nozzle.
Combined with the small hole acting as a nozzle, this could easily account for the flames leaping above her head.
Unusual even for the author was to observe the motion of the apparatus which has no screws, jet nozzle and drive for the wheels.
She intends this to be something of a bombshell: the smoking gun in the form of a spray nozzle, as it were.
Trial and error is great for creating a nozzle, but many things are far too complex for that to work.
The adjacent hall bath has a tub with a hand-held shower nozzle.
Mean flow rate for each nozzle and pressure combination.
British Dictionary definitions for nozzle
nozzle
/ˈnɒzəl/
noun
1.
a projecting pipe or spout from which fluid is discharged
2.
Also called propelling nozzle. a pipe or duct, esp in a jet engine or rocket, that directs the effluent and accelerates or diffuses the flow to generate thrust
3.
a socket, such as the part of a candlestick that holds the candle
Word Origin
C17 nosle, nosel, diminutive of nose
Word Origin and History for nozzle
n.
mid-15c., noselle "socket on a candlestick," diminutive of nose (see nose (n.)). Meaning "small spout" first recorded 1680s.