aerify
Americanverb (used with object)
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to aerate.
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to make aeriform; convert into vapor.
verb
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to change or cause to change into a gas
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to mix or combine with air
Other Word Forms
- aerification noun
Etymology
Origin of aerify
Example Sentences
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Many superintendents aerify their greens twice a year.
From Golf Digest
Management found it difficult to shut the course down to verticut, aerify or topdress the fairways.
From Golf Digest
His low frequency of fertilization has also led to nearly abandoning the need to aerify his greens.
From Golf Digest
When the season’s end is finally in sight, Larson and his staff will fertilize, aerify, cut and top-dress to make sure Rutland’s greens and turf come out of the winter in great shape.
From Washington Times
Then the agronomist turned to Bob and asked, “How often to you aerify your greens?”
From Golf Digest
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