Object

• charm: Grade II listed, this former old bank oozes period charm.

• charisma: They rip apart bands, they ooze charisma, they never age, because they never look back - only forward.

• sophistication: The dining area is now light and airy, with a minimal style of decoration and furnishing, and the room oozes sophistication.

Adjective modifier

• calcareous: Deepening of the sea in the later Cretaceous marked the onset of the deposition of large amounts of calcareous ooze on the sea-floor.

• black: She spun down like an ash key into the mire below where the black ooze slowly sucked her down into its murky depths.

• primordial: I see it as part of the primordial ooze I suppose.

Modifies a noun

• character: But Shrewsbury oozes character, its historic identity is plain for all to see and feel.

Modifying Another Word

• positively: Professionalism, beauty, swing, warmth, emotion, this album positively oozes all these things.

• simply: Meals are served in an elegant dining room that simply oozes class.

• just: The whole album just oozes a sense of fun.

Preposition: from

• pore: This high quality presentation oozes from every pore of the game.

Preposition: with

• style: Large picture windows, balconies and clever internal layout means these homes are bright, airy and ooze with style.

• character: Our unique Grade II listed cottage was formerly the village bakery and oozes with character and original features.