Aired is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AIRED in dictionary:

VERB:
• AIR, to make known publicly
NOUN:
• air regarded as necessary for breathing
• the free or unconfined space above the surface of the earth
• referring to the use of aircraft
• one of the four elements in ancient and medieval philosophy and in astrology (considered essential to the nature of the signs of Gemini, Aquarius, and Libra)
• a breeze or light wind.
• an annoyingly affected and condescending manner
• the invisible gaseous substance surrounding the earth, a mixture mainly of oxygen and nitrogen.
• an impression of a quality or manner given by someone or something
• a tune or short melodious song
• a jump off the ground on a snowboard or skateboard.
• broadcast (a programme) on radio or television
• parade or show (something) ostentatiously
• warm (washed laundry) to remove dampness
• go out in the fresh air
• express (an opinion or grievance) publicly
• expose (a room) to the open air in order to ventilate it
• the earth's atmosphere as a medium for transmitting radio waves
ADJECTIVE:
• open to or abounding in fresh air
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to expose to the air (the mixture of gases that surrounds the earth)

Words related to AIRED

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How to use AIRED in a sentence

• The room should be dry, and well aired, but should not admit the sun.
• Shawls and cloaks, which would be damaged by such close folds, must be looked to, and aired and beaten, putting them away dry before the evening.
• You may argue that those three night-prowlers might have shot Ticknor and his wife and Grim through the window while we aired our superior virtue.
• It is only washing, and having the windows open, and the house aired, and things like that, that give cold in France.
• But because it was hard to understand technically, the full truth of the matter and its implications were not widely and thoroughly aired and explained.
• Changes of underwear ought to be made once each week, and special care taken that it be well aired and dried.
• Never put your friend in the northwest bedroom if it has not been duly aired in summer, or warmed in winter.
• The house was not more than twenty years old, and the chamber must therefore have been aired within that distance of time, but not, I should have judged, more recently.
• Out of an old strongly locked chest he brought forth a gala coat, which had been duly aired, but not thrice worn within the last twenty years.
• So, between the two, our newspaper sometimes got thoroughly aired before it came to the house.
• Some housekeepers prefer a flannel pad as being more porous, and therefore more easily aired.
• If any frying is to be done, set the bars in another room until it is over and the kitchen thoroughly aired, otherwise the odor will cling to the clothes.
• Whatever was done in the way of keeping the bedrooms aired and tidy during her illness was done by her daughter.
• He guessed its errand, and was not at all averse to having the police brought down, and the whole matter thoroughly aired.
• Take care, too, to see your sheets well aired, and that you can fasten your room at night.
• Madame Bertrand was terrified at the way I aired my opinions.
• The little man smoked an occasional cigar with the land agent and aired his views on politics and affairs social.
• All that was made of wool or fur was taken out to be aired and beaten.
• Agraphena Petrovna and Corney were both feeling tired and dissatisfied, and had even had a quarrel over those things that seemed made only to be aired and packed away.
• When one just fitted a place I wanted to keep it, and to do this, must have it aired, perhaps washed.
• Harmony practiced, cut up a chicken for broth, aired blankets for the chair into which Peter on his return was to lift the boy.
• On wet and dull days they were cleaned and aired, without washing.
• I found Rose a very congenial companion, though I never felt sure what he thought, and never aired my enthusiasms in his presence.
• It should be thoroughly scrubbed with borax or sal-soda and water, and well aired, at least once a week.
• They should be thoroughly dried with the iron and well aired before being laid away, in order to bring out the patterns well and to give them the desirable glossy finish.
• He was an upright, cheery man, who only aired his opinions round his own fireside, and these were always charitable.
• The two windows were opened and the cell was aired.
• On the fourth day I had light in my cell, and it was aired.
• The goods, being well aired and dried, were laid on this floor, and prevented from touching the wall by other dried sticks, as the merchandise was stowed away.
• Jory, who was very short-sighted, stared at all the elderly ladies he met, and aired his theories on artistic work.
• The goods, after being well aired and dried, are laid down, and preserved from contact with the wall by a layer of other dried sticks, till all is stowed away.
• Dear me, I must have felt you was coming, seeing that I aired it out beautiful only this morning.
• Take, then, our typical baby, lying fresh and sweet in the well aired and lighted room we suppose to be his birthright.
• On wet and dull days they were cleaned and aired without washing.

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