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mazey

British  
/ ˈmeɪzɪ /

adjective

  1. dialect dizzy

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“A man with a mattress on the ground has a whole lot of nerve,” says Cherisse Yanit-Nadal, one of the book club members, while discussing the characters of “Late Bloomer” by Mazey Eddings.

From Los Angeles Times

Mazey is 367-268 with the Mountaineers and has had winning records in 11 of his 12 seasons.

From Seattle Times

West Virginia honored coach Randy Mazey in a ceremony before Sunday’s game against Kansas State.

From Seattle Times

Mazey, 57, will retire after the season.

From Seattle Times

“It just feels awful,” said Mazey Christensen, 20, a scooper at Sweet Republic, an ice cream shop in Phoenix.

From New York Times