How can you use the word oozing in a sentence?

Answer 1

I'll save a few people some confusion and elaborate on the question's meaning, according to its wording (though it may not reflect the intended question).

"How can you use the word oozing in a sentence?" is essentially asking how someone can use that word. In other words, it is asking if there is more than one way to use it. So, to answer the question, there are in fact three different ways to use this word in a sentence.

The first is to describe a substance flowing through something. The second is to describe a movement of an object across something. And the third is to describe how something is being displayed.

Here are examples of each:

1. The jelly was oozing through the slice of bread.
2. The group of snails were oozing across the porch.
3. The woman was oozing with excitement.

For more information about this word, its definitions, and related words you can always visit: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/oozing

Did you know that a lot of people tend to think of a slimey substance with a negative connotation when the word "ooze" is used?