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Refers to the term 'Amazing'
Your such an amaze girl
Amaze by 2039sum June 6, 2010
Amaze is the better, in fact BEST, way to say something is amazing. None of this full word crap! Abbreving it is where it's at! Shows how much you love someone/something if you adapt the language you speak just for them/it!
Sophie is so amaze!
That fish curry was totally amaze!
Amaze by primusnine July 14, 2010
Falls short of amazing. Someone who is "amaze" is confused about what to do, which direction to go, hence, a maze.
Get busy, put some "zing" in your step, you must figure out the maze to become amazing!
Wow, Buddy is amaze. I'm befuddled by his lack of sense and direction. If he figures out his place in the world that would be amazing!
Amaze by Smith, word December 12, 2018
amazé means amazing good.. if something is amazé it is incredible..
apple: you're so pretty in make up
harry: i wear make up to be pretty
apple: well it's working, you look amazé
harry: as do you little apfel
amazé by apfel November 28, 2005

Amaze balls 

(uh-MEYZ bawlz)
adj.
1. incredible, awesome, cool
2. of amazing origin
3. stunned
Her hair is so amaze balls!
This amaze balls grandfather clock...
That movie made me go amaze balls!

Amaze blazed 

Being astonished and or startled when under the influence of marijuana.
Wow where did that ice cream come from? I'm so amaze blazed.
Amaze blazed by Willy the wee June 24, 2016
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