ooze|oozes in English

noun

[uːz]

mud, mire, muck (as on the river or ocean bottom); act of oozing; sweat, seepage; that which oozes

Use "ooze|oozes" in a sentence

1. Freshly baked Croissants ooze …

2. The ooze of blue and blues.

3. Betrayal oozes out of him At every pore. "

4. Lab results on the black ooze.

5. She oozes sexuality from every pore.

6. Think of it like a primordial ooze, okay?

7. He stepped forward, hit foot sand into the ooze.

8. Boue translate: mud, ooze, mud, sludge, sogginess

9. The lava will just ooze gently out of the crater.

10. What tar pit did this crap ooze out of?

11. Drip or ooze systems are common for pot watering.

12. Somebody brushes sand off his drum, as trumpets ooze.

13. 13 Somebody brushes sand off his drum, as trumpets ooze.

14. Blood begins to ooze from the mouth and the nose.

15. But as an insurance policy against litigation, Liggett positively oozes charm.

16. An urbanized, unflamboyant son of a cattle farmer, he oozes Midwesternness.

17. The Chancre is firm and painless, and it oozes fluid that contains syphilis bacteria

18. Their backs ooze a slimy neurotoxin that is meant to keep predators away.

19. The wounds may heal cleanly or they may ooze a clear liquid.

20. Boxing legend's £7million mansion oozes luxury and features a huge dining table and swimming pool

21. Can you be electrocuted when miso soup oozes into a pager attached to your belt?

22. Then a light rain falls, and suddenly everything is coated with ooze.

23. Bleed is defined as to lose blood, suffer a wound, ooze or for color to come off or through. An example of Bleed is for a scraped knee to ooze blood

24. Aarhus is a city that oozes with hygge, the uniquely Danish concept of coziness, conviviality, and contentment

25. Water is expelled from the box until the ooze lies uncovered in the accumulator.