IPA: /ˈuːziəst/
KK: /ˈuzɪst/
Having a wet, soft, and often muddy texture; the most wet and soft in comparison to others.
After the rain, the ground became the ooziest it had ever been, making it difficult to walk.
Comparative: oozier
Superlative: ooziest
This word originates from the adjective 'oozy' (meaning wet and muddy), which is derived from the noun 'ooze' (meaning a soft, watery mud). The suffix '-iest' is a superlative form indicating the highest degree. Therefore, 'ooziest' means the most oozy or the wettest and muddiest.
Think of 'oozy' as describing something very wet and muddy, and remember that 'ooziest' means the most wet and muddy.
No commonly confused words.