A thick juice oozed from the broken end.
Her hand clenched the blood orange so hard that red juice oozed between her fingers.
His knife slipped easily through the soft thick stems and the juice oozed heavily from the wounds.
Scarlet juice oozed onto the table and stained her skin anew as she read the pattern of the seeds with her questing fingertips.
Dark juice oozed from it.
Rack of lamb was as good as it gets; the juices from two generous chops and from rosemary-thyme sauce oozed into splendid mashed potatoes.
He might even be able to see her labia and a slick of wetness there because, she knew, her juices were already oozing from her body.
Take one proper bite, then abandon knife and fork in favor of your fingers, so that the juices ooze between them.
No rain or wind interfered and the juices oozed on schedule.
In the press, honeyed juice - proportionately rich in acid, sugar and flavor extracts - oozes out of the ice crystals.
