ooze

Example:Powerful emotions oozed out of her as she talked about her past.

Definition:To flow or seep slowly and steadily, especially through a small or narrow opening.

Example:The pancakes were served with hot, sweet oozing syrup.

Definition:A thick, sticky, and often viscous substance like syrup but that seeps out slowly.

Example:The boat tried to ooze through the narrow, muddy passage.

Definition:To move or pass through something slowly and with difficulty, especially a sticky or compacted substance.

Example:Life oozed away with this routine, with work and family demands.

Definition:To gradually diminish or disappear over time, often slowly and imperceptibly.

Example:The cheese oozed out of the baked bread when I cut into it.

Definition:To slowly emerge or be released out of a substance or container, often gradually and unnoticed.

Example:The paint on the wall slowly oozed outwards, spreading over the last few months.

Definition:To spread or expand gradually and slowly, often in a diffuse and barely perceptible manner.

Example:The oil oozed from the damaged tank and seeped into the soil.

Definition:To slowly flow or seep out from something, especially through a small gap or opening.

Example:The building's foundation was oozing persistently, causing cracks in the walls.

Definition:To flow or seep in a continuous and unceasing manner, often over a long period of time.