maze 
/ˈmeɪz/ noun
plural maz·es /ˈmeɪz/ noun [count] 1 : a complicated and confusing system of connected passages
▪ The garden includes a maze. [=an area where there are tall walls or hedges on both sides of a path that keeps turning in different directions so that a person walking on the path cannot see where the path leads] ▪ The experiment measured the time it took for a mouse to find its way through a maze to get its reward of cheese. ▪ The school is a maze of classrooms. ▪ I bought a book of mazes. [=a book of puzzles that are drawings which look like mazes] 2 : a confusing collection or mixture of things (such as rules)
▪ a maze of rules and regulations
▪ The garden includes a maze. [=an area where there are tall walls or hedges on both sides of a path that keeps turning in different directions so that a person walking on the path cannot see where the path leads] ▪ The experiment measured the time it took for a mouse to find its way through a maze to get its reward of cheese. ▪ The school is a maze of classrooms. ▪ I bought a book of mazes. [=a book of puzzles that are drawings which look like mazes]
▪ a maze of rules and regulations
