Ooze in a sentence as a noun

You can replace "bleed" with "ooze", if that helps.

Dude has some tracks that just ooze energy.

I washed my lips with salt water to dissolve the ooze.

I'd wake up in the morning with my mouth glued shut from the dried ooze.

Just the general ooze that is inside them - ughh.

There was some type of grease that would ooze out of the drain ports on my fathers 2000 Golf.

The style they popularized has become trite and they ooze with self-importance.

Should be titled, "Why I think I'm better than web developers".Gosh iOS devs love themselves, they seem to ooze ego.

Ooze in a sentence as a verb

It's high time the silo gets drained for a more swampy, organic, bubbling ooze sort of scattershot approach of crowdfunding.

Read the comments on Youtube and tell me the Internet is "The Creator".Right now the Internet is at the primordial ooze stage of evolution.

By removing bullet points and telling users to read 5 some odd pages of dogmatic documentation you're letting the passion ooze from your project.

I don't see any mention of "for god's sake don't let your pool get more than 90% full or the molasses gremlins will ooze out of your disk controllers and gum up the plates" in that list...

Some dudes in a local hackerspace built a reprap a while ago but that thing is nothing but disappointment... Head drift, ooze problems, constant maintenance.

I personally don't spend much time in any of them, since they've become so desirable as to drive out anyone except the wealthy, but they generally absolutely ooze charm.

Friends in other sections would ooze with jealousy over our lifestyle... usually right up to the point where I started talking about the average number of hours engineers in our department billed to the organization.

It's not unreasonable to want to protect the company's intellectual propertyEven in the absence of a non-compete, you can still sign a NDA, and in the event of a disclosure or misappropriation, you can be sued into a pile of primordial ooze.

Ooze definitions

noun

any thick, viscous matter

See also: sludge slime goop gook guck gunk muck

noun

the process of seeping

See also: seepage oozing

verb

pass gradually or leak through or as if through small openings

See also: seep

verb

release (a liquid) in drops or small quantities; "exude sweat through the pores"

See also: exude exudate transude