oozled

Verb

oozle (third-person singular simple present oozles, present participle oozling, simple past and past participle oozled)

1. To sneak; to creep or sidle.
   • The woman regarded me closely, I think for the first time. "Why, hello, Jasper! When did you oozle in?"1924, Harry Leon Wilson -, Professor how Could You!
2. To flow sinuously; to seep or ooze;
   • The Saint lit his long clay pipe and the smoke oozled up around the puffs on his wig and drifted and sank soothingly about his troubled countenance.1897, The Yale Literary Magazine - Volume 62

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