intransitive. To drop as a liquid, drip, drain, ooze.

intransitive. Of water: To trickle; to ooze or leak.

intransitive. To ooze, drip or distil gently.

Said of blood, etc.: To drop, flow, ooze forth.

intransitive. Of moisture: to pass slowly or in small quantities through the pores of a body or through small openings or interstices; to exude…

intransitive. To ooze out like sweat; to exude.

intransitive. To ooze.

intransitive. Of a liquid: To ooze out, exude. (Said also of the containing vessel.) Now dialect.

intransitive. To ooze out like sweat; to pass off in bead-like drops through the pores, an incision, or orifice.

intransitive. To flow out.

intransitive. = exude, v. 1.

intransitive. To become moist, to exude moisture.

intransitive. To exude like pus. Obsolete. rare.

To extract (liquor or juice) by pressure: to squeeze out. Also intransitive. Of a juice: To exude.