different between oozed vs oozes
oozed
English
Verb
oozed
- simple past tense and past participle of ooze
oozed From the web:
- what oozes
- what oozes from poison ivy blisters
- what oozes out of a wound
- what oozes out of trees
- what oozes out of pimples
- what oozes from mosquito bites
- what oozes out of poison ivy
- what oozes out of a tattoo
oozes
English
Etymology 1
Verb
oozes
- Third-person singular simple present indicative form of ooze
Etymology 2
Noun
oozes
- plural of ooze
oozes From the web:
- what oozes from poison ivy blisters
- what oozes out of poison ivy
- what oozes out of a wound
- what oozes out of trees
- what oozes out of poison ivy blisters
- what oozes out of pimples
- what oozes out of poison ivy rash
- what oozes from mosquito bites
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