Aerate

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 19
iier-ut, v.t. to put air into: to supply with carbonic acid [L a r, air Aeration,.i-er-a's hun, «. exposure to the air. Aerial. 3-er'i-al, adj belonging to the air: inhabiting or existing in the air elevated, lofty. Aflrto, n or e n, n See Eyry. AerUorm, 5 er-i-form, adj having the form or nature of air or gas. L aer and form a Aerolite, a'£r-o-l7t, «. a meteoric stone. [Gr air air, hrhoi, a tone.] Aerometer, 5-er-oin'e-ter, n. an instrument for measuring the density of air and cases. FGr a*r, and Meter
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