Oozy: meaning, definitions and examples
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oozy
[ ˈuːzi ]
muddy
covered with soft, sticky, moist matter; resembling or containing the characteristic of ooze
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- The ground was oozy after the rain.
- The oozy mud squelched underfoot.
informal
extremely sentimental or mawkish
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- The movie was so oozy, I cried the whole time.
- Her speech was full of oozy emotion.
Translations
Translations of the word "oozy" in other languages:
🇵🇹 lamacento
- viscoso
- pegajoso
🇮🇳 चिपचिपा
- लसलसा
- तरल
🇩🇪 schlammig
- schmierig
- klebrig
🇮🇩 berlumpur
- lengket
- licin
🇺🇦 слизький
- липкий
- багнистий
🇵🇱 błotnisty
- lepki
- śliski
🇯🇵 ぬるぬるした
- 粘り気のある
- 泥まみれの
🇫🇷 visqueux
- boueux
- collant
🇪🇸 fangoso
- viscoso
- pegajoso
🇹🇷 çamurlu
- yapışkan
- kaygan
🇰🇷 끈적끈적한
- 미끈거리는
- 진흙투성이의
🇸🇦 لزج
- طيني
- لزج
🇨🇿 bahnitý
- lepkavý
- kluzký
🇸🇰 bahnitý
- lepkavý
- klzký
🇨🇳 泥泞的
- 粘稠的
- 粘糊糊的
🇸🇮 blaten
- lepljiv
- spolzek
🇮🇸 leirugur
- kámugur
- klístugur
🇰🇿 батпақты
- жабысқақ
- тайғақ
🇬🇪 ტალახიანი
- წებოვანი
- სრიალა
🇦🇿 palçıqlı
- yapışqan
- sürüşkən
🇲🇽 fangoso
- viscoso
- pegajoso
Etymology
The word 'oozy' is believed to have originated in the 17th century. It is derived from the Middle English word 'ose', meaning soft mud, which can be traced back to the Old English word 'wāse'. Over time, 'oozy' has evolved to describe not only the consistency of mud but also sentimental or overly emotional expressions.