air out (verb)

1. After a long journey, the weary soldiers took a moment to air out their tents before setting up camp.

2. The architect designed large windows in the living room to allow natural light and fresh air to air out the space.

3. The enchanted forest had mystical creatures whose wings opened up to air out their feathers in the moonlight.

4. In the cartoon, the character opened a window to air out the smoke after a failed kitchen experiment.

1. In Greek mythology, the powerful god Zeus would often air out his wings on Mount Olympus.

2. Using large windows in the living room helps to air out the space and bring in natural light.

3. During the Renaissance period, people believed that opening windows and doors would help to air out the 'bad air' and prevent diseases.

4. In the anime series 'Naruto', characters can be seen air out their clothes after a battle to get rid of any dust or dirt.