maze

US /meɪz/
UK /meɪz/
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1.

a network of paths and hedges designed as a puzzle through which one has to find a way

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The children got lost in the corn maze.
We spent hours trying to get out of the hedge maze.
2.

a confusing and complicated arrangement of streets or paths

:
The old city has a maze of narrow, winding streets.
Navigating the bureaucratic maze was a nightmare.
1.

to confuse or bewilder (someone)

:
The complex instructions mazed the new employees.
His sudden change of plans completely mazed me.