Ventilate

ven'tl-lat, v. t. To fan with wind; to and expose to the free pa age of air or wind; air; to winnow, fan; to sift and examine; to expose to examination and discu ion. — Ventil a'tion, Act of ventilating, or state of being ventilated; exposure to air; act of fanning or winnowing, for purpose of separating chaff and dust from grain; of sifting and bringing out to view or examination; public exposure. — Ven'til a' tor, -ter, n. A contrivance for drawing off or expelling foul or stagnant from any close place or apartment, and introducing that which is fresh and pure. — Ventoslty, -tos'i-ti, u. Windme ; flatulence; vainglory; pride. — Ven"'tiduct, -tt-dukt, n. A pa age or pipe tor ventilating apartments.