freshen
freshen
Definition
freshen (fres̸h′ən)
transitive verb
to make fresh, or vigorous, clean, etc.
intransitive verb
- to become fresh
- to increase in strength: said of the wind
- ☆ to begin to give milk, as a cow after having a calf
freshen up
to bathe oneself, change into fresh clothes, etc.
freshen
Synonyms
freshen
v.
freshen
Usage Examples
Object
- breath: The seed can also be chewed to freshen the breath.
- breeze: Optimist Open at Norfolk Broads Yacht Club Twenty four boats arrived at Wroxham Broad to find a freshening easterly breeze.
- wind: The day will start dry but cloudy across Northern Ireland and Scotland but freshening winds will bring rain in from the west by midday.
- air: Just 6 drops of oil on the pad will freshen the air for approximately 24 hours.
- thing: With Matthew Piper's decision to join Sunderland, Saints will be desperate to bring someone in to freshen things up.
- mind: This will freshen the minds of delegates and put them into a peak state before their event.
Preposition: during
- day: Winds from the SE freshened during the day sometimes reaching force 5-6.
Used with why or when
- when: Where they wait blood dries only to freshen when they leave.
Particle object:
- squad: Full time rugby will benefit them further and they in turn will help to freshen up the squad.
- thing: And the changing of the set list away from the July tour songs also freshened up things.
Modifying Another Word
- up: A " 2 " is a race they will run hard but not freshen up or mentally motivate themselves for.
- again: The lull was short-lived, as the breeze freshened again during the next windward leg.
- also: And the changing of the set list away from the July tour songs also freshened up things.
- then: First cd into a directory you wish to freshen then type: find.
- not: The scans are much better quality than mine, so why not freshen your deck?
- soon: The lowest seen was 0969 mb about 03 GMT when the wind started to veer W'ly and freshen soon reaching gale force 8.
Preposition: of
- water: Found warming surface at 800m ( 0.8°C at 270m ) and cooling and freshening of deep waters - up to 0.2°C.
Browse dictionary entries near freshen
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- freshwater
- freshwater eel
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- Fresnel lens
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