oozle verb 2noun 1forms 3 verb2 •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 •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 noun1 •An effect created by dropping clear water onto a painted section before it is dry, forming a burst of color.The clusters of Queen Anne's lace are suggested by "oozles," drops of clear water falling on the wash just before it is dry. — 1966 formsoozled · oozling · oozles
