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View definitions for air out

air out

verb as in fumigate

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McMillion allegedly said the unit’s members had turned their Internal Affairs interviews into a “couch session” to air out their grievances.

Chinitz added that the reinstitution of fault-only grounds would "bog down" the already overwhelmed family court system as estranged couples air out their deeply personal grievances and spar over proving one party's wrongdoing.

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So then it felt like it was all aired out.

“If we were sucking the last bit of air out of the tire, it’d be a different conversation,” he says.

Even a slight breeze will cause the turbine to rotate and pull hot air out of a house or garage attic.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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