labyrinthic
adjective
lab·y·rin·thic
-thik,
-thēk
variants or less commonly labyrinthical
-thə̇kəl,
-thēk-
: labyrinthine
labyrinthically adverb
-thə̇k(ə)lē
Word History
Etymology
labyrinthic from Late Latin labyrinthicus, from Latin labyrinthus labyrinth + -icus -ic; labyrinthical from Late Latin labyrinthicus + English -al
- bring the curtain down on
- bring the house down
- bring the matter to someone's attention
- bring to
- bring to a conclusion
- bring to a stop
- bring to account
- bring to an end
- bring to bear
- bring to book
- bring to conclusion
- bring to her knees
- bring to his knees
- bring to life
- bring to light
- bring to mind
- bring to someone's attention
- bring to someone's notice
- bring to terms
- bring to trial
- bring together
- bring up
- bring up short
- bring up the rear
- bring your own bottle