Synonyms:
aired, airy
Meaning: open to or abounding in fresh air; "airy rooms"
Usage examples
We are so very airy!
He did not answer Professor Airy's letter.
But in winter the vast airy space had a peculiar and searching chill.
It is remarkable for its loose, airy, wide-branching habit and thin gray foliage.
To look at your airy attire one would imagine that it was summer instead of autumn.
You've got to have it," retorted Billy, still with that disarming, airy cheerfulness.
There was no such fuss when I was young; in those good old times these airy notions had not come into fashion.
It should be kept in a cool, airy place, away from the flies, and if there is any danger of its spoiling, a little salt should be rubbed over it.
So, leaving them to plunge and leap like frogs and fishes, Virgilius took the princess in his arms, and carried her over the airy bridge back to Rome.
From that clenched fist of his, light and airy romances, pretty and sweet and beguiling, do not flow, but realities--yes, big and brutal and repulsive, but real.