10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MIZMAZE»
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The Wiltshire Archæological and Natural History Magazine
854. Crosses, xxvii. 33. Institutions to benefice, xxviii., 212. Manor of, xxviii. 253.
Tokens, xxvi., 394. Visited, 1892, xxvii. 14. Ashton, Steeple. See Steeple Ashton.
Ashton, West, Church Plate, xxv. 348, 354. Mizmaze Wood, xxix. 100. Ashweed.
Edward Hungerford Goddard, 1901
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The Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Magazine
Though some of these may have had their origin in popular games, yet many
bear a remarkable family likeness to the Italian and French pavements ; and the
circular mizmaze on Breamore Down is in fact an exact reproduction of the
design at ...
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Report and Transactions
Jennings — " Mizmaze. Confusion." " Tha za I 'm mazed." p. 128. Williams — "
Mizmaze. Confusion." [" Mazed " is used about Looe. W. P.] Couch — " Mazed.
Bewildered ; crazed ; or mad. Mizmaze means confused." Daniel — " Like a gate
flop ...
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Report and Transactions of the Devonshire Association for ...
Jennings—“MIzMAzE. Confusion.” “ Tha za I 'm mazed.” p. 128. Williams—“
MEMAZE. Confusion,” [“ MAZED” is used about Looe. W. P.] Couch—“MAZED.
Bewildered; crazed; or mad. MIZMAZE means confused” Daniel—“ Like a gate
flop o' ...
Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, Literature and Art, 1875
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The Unending Mystery: A Journey Through Labyrinths ansd Mazes
The tuinulus was said to have been seventy feet in diameter and four feet high,
and spectators used it as bleachers to watch the footraces in the maze. A
monastic link with Alkborough can be found at the Mizmaze at Breamore, near
Salisbury.
David W. McCullough, 2007
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A dictionary of the Kentish dialect and provincialisms in ...
Mixon [miks-un] (Anglo-Saxon, mix, dung; mixen, a dung-hill) sb. A dung-heap ;
dung-hill. Properly one which is made of earth and dung ; or, as in Thanet, of
seaweed, lime and dung. Otherwise called maxon ; in Eastry, maxul. Mizmaze, sb
.
William Douglas Parish, William Francis Shaw, 1888
[Mixen, Ang. Sax.] A heap of mixed manure. MIZMAZE. Confusion. "He came
upon me so quick, and axed me so suddent, I was all of a mizmaze," F MOAK. {
Max, masc, Ang. Sax., a mesh, a noose.] The A Dictionary of the Sussex Dialect.
75.
English Dialect Society, 1875
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The Ancient Symbolic Landscape of Wessex
(Author's image) To repeat the conclusion: the Tree of Knowledge is represented
by a midsummer's line one Survey Unit in length from Evershot Church to Leigh
Mizmaze; its fruit is the labyrinth, and its roots are watered by the holy well of St ...
Best when you can sit outside. A Walk to the mystezious Breamore ll/fizmaze You
can walk to Breamore Mizmaze from Breamore House. About a mile through the
woods, this is one ofonly eight surviving turflabyrinths in England. The Mizmaze ...
Emily Laurence Baker, 2013
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A History of Roget's Thesaurus : Origins, Development, and ...
MAZE. Labyrinth, mizmaze; uncertainty, perplexity. LABYRINTH. Maze, mizmaze.
MEANDERING. Meandrous, winding, sinuous, serpentine. SINUOUS. Bending,
winding, turning, meandering, meandrous, serpentine; flexuous, tortuous. CAST.
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MIZMAZE»
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Grow easy vegetables for gardening bliss
Selina's design is inspired by swaths of cereals next to mown paths and clover-rich meadows (from qlawns.co.uk), and by the mizmaze – a ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 14»
Our 6 favorite -izzle words
The meaning "to confuse" is from the 16th century and may come from mizmaze, a labyrinth or maze. Mizzle gained its "disappear suddenly" ... «The Week Magazine, Sep 13»
On the trail of the great unwrecked
... a cemetery, a deceased coal mine, a canal tunnel, a "mizmaze", three museums (the zoological one in Tring sounds particularly enticing), ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Oct 09»
