How to pronounce“mazes”in English

They ran mazes quicker, and synapses strengthened much easier.

In these mazes that they set up for rats, they're just chasing the little pellets.

performance on the mazes.

words like "castles," "magic," "monsters," "treasure," "trolls," "mazes," "sorcery," "spells," and "swords."

There’s a massive wall of volcanic rock and mazes of channels that look strangely like a human brain.

Hey, are there any mazes around?

You know, there were 3D renderings of mazes that were not in real time and you're always looking north, south, east or west.

concepts it's the same underlying cognitive machinery that is used for navigating mazes and

So much so that the following year, a big novel is released by Rona Jaffe called "Mazes and Monsters" which becomes a 1982 TV film, starring Tom Hanks.

that is to be intelligent and in generation after intell after generation they were incredibly intelligent and you know was seen in mazes and things like

violin and they play sports i mean this whole you know sort of movement and going through mazes and playing tennis

so in the mouse for example you do experiments for how do they get out of mazes how do they find food whether they

And he's looking through it, and he's reading it, and he's seeing these maps, strange mazes.

The most trusted face of our generation, Mr. Tom Hanks, right here, plays in a made for TV movie by CBS called "Mazes and Monsters," which is about the fact

Collapsing in their colonies, gliding through their plastic mazes, sniffing out explosives, sucking out that