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mazy

[ UK /mˈe‍ɪzi/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. resembling a labyrinth in form or complexity
    a labyrinthine network of tortuous footpaths

How To Use mazy In A Sentence

  • Crawlways run as straight as dark directional lines, meeting others in mazy routes that confuse even the most observant caver.
  • Show your manners!" called Emil; and the boys pranced up to the ladies, old and young; with polite invitations to "tread the mazy," as dear Dick Little Men
  • Y managed to sleep an amazyng 7.5 hours last nyght, whych, the way thyngs have been goyng lately, seems lyke a lot. "So lose some sleep and say you tried."
  • Forced onto his right foot after a mazy solo run, the predominantly left-footed player saw his effort blocked.
  • The tricky winger then saw another effort go narrowly wide of the near post after another mazy dribble. The Sun
  • Off he went on a mazy run leaving player after player behind him before lashing the ball to the net.
  • Seville is sensational in April, its mazy medieval lanes soaked in sun and scented with orange blossom. Times, Sunday Times
  • It is unlikely to make much difference in the long (mazy and pointless) run. Times, Sunday Times
  • Edouard had his chances in the decisive game, a sharp Sicilian Defence, after Sengupta innovated by 17 Qh3 followed by a mazy piece offer. Leonard Barden on Chess
  • Fifteen seconds of brilliance came out in one mazy, long run that showed his ability to destroy teams. Times, Sunday Times
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