How to spell OUZE correctly?

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• adze The carpenter used an adze to create a smooth surface on the wooden plank.
• booze I'm going to bed, but first I'm going to need some booze.
• buzz The buzz in the air was electric.
• daze After the party, she felt like she had been in a daze the whole time.
• douse He quickly ran to douse the campfire to prevent it from spreading.
• doze
• duse
• faze
• furze I'm going to go for a walk in the furze.
• fuse She tried to blow out the fuse, but it wouldn't work.
• fuzz I need to buy a new razor because the fuzz on my legs is getting out of control.
• gauze The nurse placed a layer of gauze on the patient's wound to promote healing.
• gaze She couldn't help but gaze at the breathtaking sunset over the horizon.
• haze The city was covered in a thick haze of smoke from the forest fire.
• house The house is big and it's on a big piece of land.
• laze I plan to laze around on the beach all day.
• louse A louse was crawling on the floor.
• luce Luce is a modern Italian restaurant located in the heart of downtown.
• Luz I met Luz at the bar.
• maze In the maze, you'll never know which way to go.
• mouse I saw a mouse in my kitchen.
• muse As a writer, I often look to nature as my muse.
• oboe The oboe is a double-reed woodwind instrument.
• ode He wrote an ode to his mother on her birthday.
• Oe
• OISE OISE is one of the largest universities in Toronto.
• Ole Ole is a common exclamation of excitement or encouragement in Spanish-speaking cultures.
• once The day was hot, and once I got out of the shower, my hair was greasy.
• one I have one toy car.
• ooze The ooze slowly seeped from the open wound.
• Oozed After he oozed his hot tar all over my car, I was really mad.
• oozes The oil oozes from the machine.
• oozy I felt an oozy sensation coming from between my legs.
• Ope In Nigeria, Yoruba women still follow a Traditional healer, or Ope.
• ore The miner is looking for ore deep in the mine.
• orzo I love orzo with my pasta dinners.
• Ouch I bit my lip hard and Ouch! it smarted.
• ounce One ounce of gold weighs twenty-four pennyweights.
• Our Let's go out for dinner, our treat.
• Ours
• oust We should oust them from their office.
• out
• outer I have an outer layer of insulation.
• OUTS The baseball team needed to score some runs in the ninth inning as they only had three outs left to play.
• ouzo I tried ouzo for the first time on my trip to Greece and found it to be a potent but refreshing drink.
• owe I owe you a debt of gratitude for all your kindness.
• Oz I want to Oz the pudding.
• oz.
• Ozzie My parents named me Ozzie.
• puce The fox had a patch of puce on its cheek.
• raze The city decided to raze the old building to make way for a new park.
• rouse The loud noise finally managed to rouse the sleeping cat.
• ruse He tried to ruse her into revealing her location, but she was too savvy for that.
• size She couldn't believe that her size would matter.
• souse I'm not sure how to use the word "souse" in a sentence.
• sue I will sue you if you don't return my property.
• Suse She spends her weekends in her home town of Suse, Germany.
• Suzy Suzy always gets along well with her classmates.
• use I will use my phone to call you.
• ute I heard the Ute park outside.
• uzi The gang members were wielding uzi submachine guns during the armed robbery.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking