freshenupoutside
verbUK /ˈfreʃən ʌp aʊtˈsaɪd/
US /ˈfreʃən ʌp aʊtˈsaɪd/
To go outside for a bit so you feel clean and awake again.
After the long car ride, we stopped to freshenupoutside before the party.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To tidy yourself up in the open air, like fixing your hair or washing your face outside.
She freshenedupoutside by the garden hose after gardening.
3. To make a place outside feel cleaner and nicer.
They freshenedupoutside by sweeping the porch and watering the plants.
4. To step outside briefly to feel more alert during work or school.
He freshenedupoutside between meetings to clear his head.
5. To cool down outside after being hot or sweaty.
The kids freshenedupoutside after playing soccer in the sun.