0 present participle of ooze
1 to flow slowly out of something through a small opening, or to slowly produce a thick sticky liquid:
Bleeding manifestations include petechiae, plus oozing from wound sites, intravenous lines, venepuncture sites and mucosal surfaces.
Most aborted juvenile fruits had holes marked by reddish fluid oozing from the fruits prior to abscission, likely to result from herbivory damage.
Again nature is described as oozing and viscous.
War is only an oozing sore, a painful boil with its pus and blood and sliced flesh.
By the time that the decorators got to the bottom of the house, there appeared a little crack through which a substance was oozing.
We have a wonderful industry which is oozing with craft of the highest order.
For two years that liquidation has been dragging on, and the assets, inadequate as they were two years ago, have been gradually oozing away.
I have seen water pouring through the roofs and oozing from the walls, which in many instances are studded with rat holes.
