Exuded [verb]

These drops of water trickle to the floor, and occasionally the exuded white matter falls.

Mr. Chard, that knowledgeable man of the world, exuded not at all by chance the impression of great quantities of available cash.

The tough fibres exuded a bluish liquid from the cuts that bubbled slowly like blood.

She was using her apron to wipe alternately her hands and the perspiration which exuded copiously from her forehead.

Pus, pus, n. a thick yellowish fluid exuded from inflamed tissues: that which has become putrid.

The moth is also said to have a liking for the sap exuded by wounded trees.

We youngsters used to gather the gum that exuded from the stalk.

A blast of heat exuded from the place and a steady, deep-voiced roaring was audible.

His boyish feelings had their play; he soon exuded the wanton heat of which a public school would have served as a safety-valve.

As it glided into the rough water the oil exuded, and made a large patch of calm water as smooth as a mill-pond.