English words starting with maz
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Meanings of Maza:
nounIn ancient greece: a type of simple bread, cake, or pancake made from barley meal.
Meanings of Mazaedium:
nounIn certain ascomycete fungi (chiefly of the order caliciales or family onygenaceae): a powdery mass of free spores.
Meanings of Mazagran:
nounIced black coffee laced with brandy or rum, traditionally served in an earthenware goblet and drunk through a straw.
Meanings of Mazama:
nounSpecifically. in form mazama. a genus of american deer, now containing only the brockets.
Meanings of Mazatec:
nounA member of an american indian people of northern oaxaca in southern mexico.
adjectiveOf or relating to the mazatecs or their language.
Mazdaism
ˈmazdəˌɪz(ə)mMeanings of Mazdakite:
nounA follower or adherent of mazdakism.
adjectiveOf, relating to, or characteristic of mazdakism.
Mazdoor
mʌzˈdʊəMeanings of Mazdoor:
nounAn unskilled labourer.
Usage examples:
Indeed, whether it is a ‘charsi’ lost in his own world or a mazdoor gazing nowhere in particular, a…
Meanings of Maze:
nounA network of paths and hedges designed as a puzzle through which one has to find a way.
Usage examples:
The house has a maze and a walled italian garden
verbBe dazed and confused.
Usage examples:
She was still mazed with the drug she had taken
Meanings of Mazed:
verbBe dazed and confused.
Usage examples:
She was still mazed with the drug she had taken
Mazel
ˈmæz.əl ˌtɒvMeanings of Mazel:
exclamationA jewish expression of good wishes or approval
Usage examples:
Mazel tov, and best wishes for a year filled with happiness., mazel tov on the birth of your lovely…
Meanings of Mazelike:
adjectiveHaving or consisting of a complex network; labyrinthine.
Usage examples:
Under the house is a maze-like set of tunnels
Mazer
ˈmeɪzəMeanings of Mazer:
nounA hardwood drinking bowl.
Usage examples:
They possessed a healing cup, recently identified as a fourteenth-century mazer bowl.
Mazers
ˈmeɪzəMeanings of Mazers:
nounA hardwood drinking bowl.
Usage examples:
They possessed a healing cup, recently identified as a fourteenth-century mazer bowl.
Mazes
meɪzMeanings of Mazes:
nounA network of paths and hedges designed as a puzzle through which one has to find a way.
Usage examples:
The house has a maze and a walled italian garden
verbBe dazed and confused.
Usage examples:
She was still mazed with the drug she had taken
Meanings of Mazhabi:
nounOriginally: a convert to sikhism from islam. in later use (from the end of the 19th century): (in the punjab) a sikh convert from the chuhra group of outcastes (traditionally sweepers and scavengers).
Mazier
ˈmeɪ.ziMeanings of Mazier:
adjectiveLike a maze; labyrinthine.
Usage examples:
The mazy old fishing quarter
Maziest
ˈmeɪ.ziMeanings of Maziest:
adjectiveLike a maze; labyrinthine.
Usage examples:
The mazy old fishing quarter
Meanings of Mazily:
adverbIn a confused or convoluted manner; as if in a maze.
Meanings of Maziness:
nounThe state or quality of being mazy; confused or convoluted character.
Meanings of Mazinesses:
nounThe state or quality of being mazy; confused or convoluted character.
Mazing
meɪzMeanings of Mazing:
verbBe dazed and confused.
Usage examples:
She was still mazed with the drug she had taken
nounA network of paths and hedges designed as a puzzle through which one has to find a way.
Usage examples:
The house has a maze and a walled italian garden
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