woozes
woozes is the plural of wooze.
woozes is the third-person singular simple present indicative of wooze.
Meaning of wooze
Noun
wooze (countable and uncountable, plural woozes)
- A liquid formed by leaching bark that is used for soaking hides during the tanning process.
- No person shall set the fats in tan hills, or other places, where the woozes or leather may take any unkind heats; or shall put any leather into any hot or warm woozes; or shall tan any hide or skin with any hot or warm woozes; [...]1772, Richard Burn, The Justice of the Peace, and Parish Officer, volume III, page 84
- A state of wooziness.
- "Ah, but you are punishing yourself needlessly, Sonya, I think." Ilya said expansively, leaning a bit closer himself, and seeming to weave in her vision woozily, though whether she was woozing, or he was woozing, or both of them were sharing a friendly little wooze together, it was hard to tell.2013, Norman Spinrad, Russian Spring, →ISBN
Questions about woozes
- What is woozes the plural of?
- Woozes is the plural of wooze.
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