ooze from

ooze from

1. To seep, trickle, or poor slowly out of something. After eating so much junk food all day, it felt like grease was just oozing from my pores. Toxic sludge oozed from the containers dumped in the park by the energy company.
2. Of some trait or characteristic, to overflow out of someone. Charisma just seems to ooze from her. Style and class oozed from him like a fashion model.
See also: ooze
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
See also:
  • ooze
  • ooze out of (someone or something)
  • ooze with
  • ooze with (something)
  • ooze out
  • drip into
  • grease up
  • drip
  • drip in
  • drip in(to) (something)
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