ooze
/uːz/Definitions
1. verb
to flow slowly and thickly, especially a viscous liquid
“The mud oozed out of the ground after the heavy rain.”
2. noun
a viscous and usually colorless or yellowish liquid, such as a secretion or a discharge
“The patient’s wound started to ooze pus after the operation.”
3. verb
to move or progress slowly and laboriously, especially in a way that is unpleasant or tedious
“The traffic oozed through the congested streets during rush hour.”