Definition of mazy in English:

adjectivemazier, maziest

• 1Like a maze; labyrinthine.

  ‘the mazy old fishing quarter’

  More example sentences

  • ‘Off he went on a mazy run leaving player after player behind him before lashing the ball to the net.’
  • ‘And with almost his first touch, he tested the rearguard with a mazy dribble to the edge of the box but he just didn't get his shot in quickly enough.’
  • ‘Forced onto his right foot after a mazy solo run, the predominantly left-footed player saw his effort blocked.’
  • ‘Her enthusiasm and the accessible order of her mazy mind are infectious.’
  • ‘Managers and coaches accept mazy players who solo and hold the ball and over-embellish.’
  • ‘Bidding for his fourth goal in five internationals, six minutes before the interval he picked up possession inside his own half before setting off on a glorious mazy run that had white shirts trailing in his wake.’
  • ‘Dozens of early explorers met their deaths down there, baffled by the mazy, alien geography, plagued by hunger, thirst and insolent kangaroos.’
  • ‘Even though he too often received static ball, he was able to make ground consistently and two mazy runs in particular led to home scores at crucial times.’
  • ‘He was impressive throughout, and a mazy run and shot which went narrowly wide almost brought him goal of the season.’
  • ‘Crawlways run as straight as dark directional lines, meeting others in mazy routes that confuse even the most observant caver.’

  Synonyms

  maze-like, winding, twisting, serpentine, meandering, wandering, rambling, mazy, sinuous, zigzag

• 2Northern English Confused or dizzy.