Meanings of good airing in English

July and Cholo carried out the mattress Bob had died on-itneeded a good airing.

This was a home, and possibly a life, in need of a good airing out.

It reminded her of the way her mother's kitchen smelled, even after a good airing.

The house needed a good airing as well.

The whole house needed a good airing.

The parlor is spare, grim, disordered, and in need of a good airing out and thorough cleaning.

Give it a good airing.

I ought to be working on my Christmas presents anyway, and I've had a pretty good airing this morning.

The dress was in Martha's keeping, and every few months she'd take it out and give it a good airing.

Turn him loose, quick, and get the rest of that smelly bunch out of here and give the place a good airing.

Naturally, "Gropegate" and other sexual scandals get a good airing, as do the conflict-of-interest charges involving Schwarzenegger's involvement with muscle mags.

On the grass between me and the beach-a distance of some seventy yards-liethe boys' canvas beds and blankets and rugs, having a good airing.

'Needs a good airing out.'

"Well, I need a good airing."