Ooze is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OOZE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to leak slowly
• (of a fluid) slowly trickle or seep out of something
• slowly exude or discharge a viscous fluid
• give a powerful impression of (a quality)
• flow slowly
• To cause to ooze.
• pass gradually or leak through or as if through small openings
• release (a liquid) in drops or small quantities
NOUN:
• the sluggish flow of a fluid
• an infusion of oak bark or other vegetable matter, used in tanning.
• wet mud or slime, especially that found at the bottom of a river, lake, or sea
• a deposit of white or grey calcareous matter largely composed of foraminiferan remains, covering extensive areas of the ocean floor.
• Soft mud or slime; earth so wet as to flow gently, or easily yield to pressure.
• Soft flow; spring.
• The liquor of a tan vat.
• To flow gently; to percolate, as a liquid through the pores of a substance or through small openings.
• Fig.: To leak (out) or escape slowly; as, the secret oozed out; his courage oozed out.
• any thick, viscous matter
• the process of seeping
• sluggish flow
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to flow or leak out slowly

Words related to OOZE

oozed15 oozes14 oozing16

Words that contain OOZE

booze16 cooze16 oozed15 oozes14 boozed18 boozer17 boozes17 boozey20 coozes17 doozer16 snooze15 stooze15 boozers18 doozers17 shmooze21 snoozed17 snoozer16 snoozes16 stoozed17 stoozer16 stoozes16 schmooze24 shmoozed23 shmoozer22 shmoozes22 snoozers17 stoozers17 schmoozed26 schmoozer25 schmoozes25 shmoozers23 boozehound25 schmoozers26 boozehounds26

How to use OOZE in a sentence

• And the body was bristled with the great hairs, and poison did seem to come from them, and to ooze from them strangely in great and shining drops.
• Thence, out of the lovely chill that is in the heart of the ooze, it arose renewed and rejoicing to dance upon the image of the stars.
• This discharge of the abscess contents may take place at a well-defined spot on the coronet, or it may ooze out at the junction of the wall with the skin.
• The swamp was one black ooze with water up to their waists, a tangle of grass, reeds, cypress trees, bushes.
• He would strip me start naked and tie my hands crossed and whoop me till the blood ooze out and drip on the ground when I walked.
• Towards the middle the surface of the swamp was nothing but liquid ooze, and once or twice, in spite of our swamp shoes, we sank in it up to the ankles.
• A short march brought us to an ooze, surrounded by hedges, game-traps, and pitfalls, where, as we are stiff and weak, we spend the night.
• Enough of that will ooze from the fat of the steak to keep it from sticking fast.
• Then the blood began to ooze from a jagged cut near the temple, and it was evident that the hammer of the gun had struck him.
• The match went out, but I judged the direction accurately and pulled my boot out of the ooze.
• Finally, it was dried of its last drop, and the reluctant ooze stopped.
• Shortly after daylight the next morning they were astir, to find the rain had ceased but that the field was a mass of ooze.
• That silence seemed to ooze out of the ground, to hang under the foliage of the black maple trees with the bats and shadows.
• Before we rose from table the truth began to ooze out.
• Slowly he worked toward the treachery of black ooze that shone in the starlight.
• The candle in the window shone With a most doleful glimmer, And Sam he felt his courage ooze, And through his fingers simmer.
• Sometimes he sat late into the night watching the pine gum ooze from a burning log and swell to golden bubbles that puffed into tiny flames and vanished in smoky whisperings.
• Here the water began to ooze in at the sides of the hole, which in the course of thirty-six hours was filled, but with very thick water.
• The one shown in the accompanying picture was made of a rich tan ooze of light weight and was lined with a grey-green goat skin.
• Then came the critical moment when the ax cut through, and a small gap appeared out of which a spiral of smoke began to ooze.
• Sergeant Anderson hired Indian women to wade in the ooze, feeling with their toes for any hard substance.
• The Haddock Shoal and the Ooze are really parts of one ground, though they have been given different names by the fishermen.
• The Japanese mind, by a natural, possibly by a racial, tendency, falls easily into Pantheism, which may be called the destroyer of boundaries and the maker of chaos and ooze.
• She had already been presented to the fashionable guests who sat around the ample table, and a good deal of the awe which she had felt in anticipation, had begun to ooze away.

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