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deair

deair verb: to remove the air from.

Verb

deair (third-person singular simple present deairs, present participle deairing, simple past and past participle deaired)

  1. (transitive) To remove the air from.
    • The vacuum pump is also connected to the water reservoir to deair the water.2013, Orlando B. Andersland, B. Ladanyi, An Introduction to Frozen Ground Engineering, page 309

Forms of deair

third-person singular presentdeairs
present participledeairing
past participledeaired
pastdeaired

Origin of deair

From de- + air.

Questions about deair

What does deair mean?
Deair means to remove the air from.
What part of speech is deair?
Deair is a verb.
What is the past tense of deair?
The past tense of deair is deaired.

Words near deair in the dictionary

  1. deagrarianisations
  2. deagrarianization
  3. deagrarianizations
  4. Deahl
  5. Deahls
  6. deair
  7. deaired
  8. deairing
  9. deairs
  10. Deak
  11. Deakin

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