Definition

Having a complicated and confusing structure, similar to a maze.

Example

The garden was filled with mazy paths that twisted and turned in every direction.

Comparatives & Superlatives

Conversation

I got lost in that new park downtown; it's so mazy!

I know what you mean, I had the same experience there.

Every path looks the same, and I couldn't find my way back.

It's definitely a challenge, but it makes exploring more fun!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Mazy → It originates from the Middle English 'mazy', which is derived from 'maze' (meaning a labyrinth or confusing network). The suffix '-y' indicates a characteristic. Thus, 'mazy' describes something that has the quality of being like a maze or confusing in nature.

Memory Tip

Imagine a place that is 'like a maze' — that's what 'mazy' means, suggesting something that is confusing or intricate.

Visually Confused Words