Maze-Like
/ˈmeɪz.laɪk/noun
Resembling a maze; labyrinthine or confusingly intricate.
Did you know?Maze is probably connected to Old English *masian* meaning “to bewilder,” so the word family has always carried the energy of getting lost, mentally and physically.
Etymological Timeline
Old English
OE
masian
“to bewilder, confuse”
Middle English
ME
maze
“a bewildering state or a labyrinth”
Late Middle English
ME
-like
“having the quality or resemblance of”
Modern English
English
maze-like
“resembling a maze”