freshen

verb
UK /ˈfreʃ.ən/
US /ˈfreʃ.ən/

To make something clean and new again.

She opened the window to freshen the air in the room.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To add more of a drink to someone's glass.

Let me freshen your coffee before we start.

3. To make a place or thing look or feel newer and more pleasant.

A coat of paint will freshen the whole kitchen.

4. To become stronger or cooler, as wind or weather.

The wind began to freshen as the storm approached.