verb
US/ˈer.eɪt/
UK/ˈeə.reɪt/
to let air get into something, such as soil or water
In context
Gardeners often aerate the lawn in spring so the grass can grow better.
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to let air get into something, such as soil or water
Gardeners often aerate the lawn in spring so the grass can grow better.
Short entry. Full notes coming.