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And sorry, but even Jordan Baker oozed a detached cool in that loose golf wear.

She oozed mile-high levels of self-esteem when she entered a room.

In her first American interview, she oozed on about how dating George Clooney is “better than plastic surgery.”

It seemed to fall from the ceiling in blinding rays, it oozed from the walls in mouldings, sashes, framings of every kind.

He was dressed spectacularly, but his face oozed good-nature, though his eyes were like bright bits of coal.

He looked down at his hand, where two long red scratches oozed a trickle of blood.

There was a ragged gash across the back where the bird's beak had torn it, but no blood oozed from the wound.

I collected a quantity of it in a kangaroo skin, but this took a considerable time, because the liquid oozed very slowly.