maze

Preposition: of

• alleyway: A maze of little alleyways lead up from the shore below the palace gardens.
• alley: The village is a maze of narrow alleys, topped by a 12th century church.
• corridor: You have to negotiate the maze of corridors, which are obstructed by toys or dead ends.
• tunnel: Under the streets is a maze of tunnels, with ladders going up around certain points of the map.

Converse of object

• navigate: To navigate the maze you need a special suit that protects you from the attacks of the resident monsters.
• bewilder: It is a bewildering maze of funds equally matched by complex application procedures.
• negotiate: The wall follower must negotiate the maze; it must not climb or jump over the walls of the maze.

Adjective modifier

• unicursal: However, I have decided that a unicursal maze is an abstract pattern made by a single line, or a few crossing lines.
• Cretan: There is another way of scaling up a Cretan maze.
• phreatic: At the bottom of the traverse a phreatic maze leads back to the junction.
• intricate: The plot leads the viewer through the intricate maze of the circumstances that lead to a major food poisoning outbreak.
• labyrinthine: Meander through Venice's labyrinthine maze of canals and alleyways.
• veritable: The ' Rabbit Warren ' is a veritable maze of passages, the main ones however, much larger than those required by rabbits.

Modifies a noun

solver: The maze solver has no knowledge of the current position of the mouse.

Noun used with modifier

• micromouse: At the center of the micromouse maze shall be an opening composed of 4 unit squares.
• yew: The garden has the oldest yew hedge maze in England.
• maize: Even enormous maize mazes which are cut out of fields of growing corn and which last for a single summer season.
• turf: The furthest end of the garden is terminated with a blue brick and turf maze.
• hedge: The garden has the oldest yew hedge maze in England.
• spiral: Hence, there is a case for the spiral maze theory which archeologists are willing to entertain.