oozy
/uːzi/Definitions
1. adjective
covered or flowing with a viscous fluid, such as slime or mucus
“The forest path was oozy after the rain, making it slippery to walk on.”
2. adjective
surreptitiously or slyly deceitful
“He was accused of being oozy with his business competitors, using underhanded tactics to gain an advantage.”
3. adjective
having or giving off a strong, unpleasant smell
“The dumpster was oozy and smelled terrible, attracting flies and other pests.”
4. adjective
having or showing a lack of clearness or distinctness; unclear or confusing
“The instructions for assembling the furniture were oozy and hard to follow.”
5. verb
to flow or seep with a viscous fluid
“The mud was oozing from the cracked pipe, causing a mess in the basement.”
6. verb
to spread or move stealthily or surreptitiously
“The politician was accused of oozing around the city, avoiding debates and public appearances.”