air out

/AIR out/ medium • Origin: US slang; 20th century.

To reveal information publicly, often negative; or to ventilate a space.

She aired out the team’s secrets on Twitter.

expose,reveal

Common in gossip or cleaning contexts.

Their ambush marketing at the World Cup was clever.

That villain CEO is pure lawful evil.

The coach amped up the team before the game.

They called her an alpha widow in that forum.

Check my crispy fries—air fryer flex!

It’s just timepass TV.