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i. [Norm. Fr. aery a nest of hawks.] To breed as birds do in a nest. "You may add their busy, dangerous, discourteous, yea, and sometimes despiteful stealing, one from another, of the eggs and young ones who, if they were allowed to air naturally and quietly, there would be store sufficient to kill not only the partridges, but even all the good housewives' chickens in the country.' -Carew: Survey of Cornwall.