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Meanings of ooze from in English

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Usage of ooze from in English
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Scary stories of antibiotic-resistant staph infections ooze from the Ten O'Clock news.
Wired
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I tore at the chain until blood did ooze from my flesh.
The Coming of the King
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I watched fluid ooze from the barrel, wondering about the person inside.
Break No Bones
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Emotion will ooze from you when you bite into one of these.
Hungry girl: 200 under 200: 200 recipes under 200 calories
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Poison may ooze from beautiful plants; deadly grief from dearest reminiscences.
Citation and Examination of William Shakspeare, Euseby Treen, Jo...
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As putrefaction advances, liquids ooze from the body, carrying with them the VFAs.
Fatal Voyage
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Foul green slime began to ooze from the old man's nostrils.
Mistress of the game
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Paul stood close, watching dark blood ooze from the dead man's gaping wound.
Paul of dune
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A fetid breath seemed to ooze from the black depths into which I peered.
Tales of Terror and Mystery
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But inner determination and corseted dignity ooze from every pore.
The Irish Times
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Now climate change is thawing the permafrost and lifting this prehistoric ooze from suspended animation.
Reuters
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Soon, without warning, tears begin to ooze from her closed eyes-largetears, and totally natural.
After dark
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Hatred seemed to ooze from him as he sat quiet very much against his will.
Boy Scouts in Southern Waters; Or, Spaniard's Treasure Chest
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Self-confidence seemed to ooze from the fellow's every pore.
Right Ho, Jeeves
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Watching the bar grow crooked, I saw a little blood ooze from under his finger-nails.
A Set of Six
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Much of his dermis flushed and specks of blood began to ooze from the wound.
Book Two: Descent
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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