ooze out (verb)

1. A thick, dark liquid oozed out of the ancient tomb, sending a chill down their spines.

2. The river gods in Greek mythology were said to ooze out pure water from their bodies.

3. The enchanted tree in the fantasy world would occasionally ooze out shimmering sap that possessed magical properties.

4. As the sun set, the sweet aroma of roses filled the garden, and the petals oozed out with passion and love.