Cases of word usage

1) to expose it to the fresh air (airing)

2) not having (enough) fresh air (airless)

3) having plenty of fresh air moving through it (airy)

4) dirty looking; not fresh or pleasant (dingy)

5) (to cause air, a room, clothes etc) to become fresh (freshen)

6) new or fresh information; report(s) of what has most recently happened (news)

7) of the colour of fresh blood (red)

8) to put fresh supplies into or onto (something) (restock)

9) (of a room) not having fresh air; (of a person) easily shocked or offended; too formal; (of language etc) dull; formal (stuffy)

10) tasting like sugar or honey; fresh and pure; having a pleasant smell; pleasant or attractive; a small piece of something sweet (boiled sugar etc) (sweet)