mazy

adjective

\ ˈmā-zē

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Definition of mazy

: resembling a maze

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The 30-year-old Italy international is also regarded as one of the best ball-playing defenders in world football, showing his skills with a stunning goal against Genoa recently, going on a mazy run from inside his own half. — Daniella Matar, The Seattle Times, "Player guide for Champions League finalist Juventus," 29 May 2017

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The first known use of mazy was in 1579

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