aerose
/ˈɪəroʊz/Definitions
1. verb
to remove or separate something from a mixture by causing it to become airborne, typically by blowing or spraying it.
“The technician aerosed the powder using a high-pressure jet of air.”
2. noun
a substance that has been aerosed, especially one that is dispersed in the air as fine particles.
“The aerose dust caused a haze over the city.”