Oozed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OOZED in dictionary:

VERB:
• OOZE, 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)
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.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to flow or leak out slowly

Words related to OOZED

ooze13 oozes14 oozing16

How to use OOZED in a sentence

• There was a little more inside his fingers, and between them, as if it had oozed through and then had spread over his knuckles.
• A perspiration, colder than the steel of a dagger, oozed out from his pores.
• The milk of human kindness oozed from his every pore.
• Now the naughty brother had a sharp pin in his hand, and he thrust it into the balloon, and all the gas oozed out, so that there was nothing left but a shrivelled skin.
• But when the exchange of rings was accomplished, his spirit broke and even resentment oozed away.
• I knew not whether you really thought me dead, or whether my secret had oozed out.
• The blood oozed out slowly, drop by drop, and as I eagerly swallowed the source of my very life, I felt that for a moment my torments were relieved.
• Stones lay scattered about, the walls were black, and in the far dark corners the wet oozed out and trickled slowly down, and lizards and other reptiles crawled up.
• In some parts of the land they found a disagreeable kind of oil in the ground which oozed from the rocks below.
• Within the narrow walls of his prison there was no sound save the occasional drip of water that oozed through the damp rock.
• Randal never got another, and all his Latin oozed out.
• When at last he was battered to the ground it was because the strength had all oozed out of him.
• It is very difficult to look as if you have not been doing anything when the facts are the other way, and my confidence in my performance oozed steadily out of me as I went along.
• Under the influence of the season, alkali had oozed up out of the soil until it looked like an immense lake under snow.
• Wit, sarcasm, irony followed one another in quick succession over his mobile features and fairly oozed from his fingers and toes.
• Something dark and liquid oozed out under my boots.
• And from the Assembly the fame of him oozed out gradually over Paris.
• The water oozed through the sides, beginning to do so at a depth of twenty-five feet.
• Blood oozed through the fingers pressed to his breast.
• His face was ghastly white except where a bullet wound appeared on his temple, from which the blood had oozed down over his cheek.
• They were most commonly found near the longest of the small beaches to the eastward of Kangaroo Head, where some little drainings of water oozed from the rocks.
• A senseless noise oozed from the walls, worse than silence.
• It was discovered that their poisoned arrows contained a kind of liquid which oozed out when the point broke.
• Here at the base of the chalk formation he neared the brook that oozed from it, and followed the stream till he reached her dwelling.
• The two horses, side by side, were drinking noisily from a small depression into which the water oozed slowly.
• His face was dark purple, the blood oozed in trickling streams from his mouth and nostrils.

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