maze
1 of 1noun/meɪz/
Forms:mazes
1
a confusing network of paths separated by bushes or walls, designed in a way that confuses the people who pass through
A maze is a puzzle or structure made up of paths and walls, where the goal is to find a way from the entrance to the exit. The paths can be winding, with dead ends and multiple choices, requiring careful thinking and problem-solving to navigate. Mazes can be created in many forms, such as on paper, in gardens, or as physical structures. They are popular in games and activities, offering a fun challenge to test one's ability to plan and make decisions. Solving a maze can be both satisfying and rewarding once the exit is reached.
- She spent hours trying to find her way out of the maze at the amusement park.
- The children ran through the maze, laughing as they tried to find the quickest path.
- The maze in the garden was filled with twists and turns, making it hard to navigate.
- The maze on the puzzle page was so difficult that it took me a while to finish it.
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