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Definition of intrigue
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Intrigue
(v. t.) To fill with
artifice
and
duplicity;
to
complicate;
to
embarrass.
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Intrigue
::
Intrigue
(v. i.) A
complicated
plot or
scheme
intended
to
effect
some
purpose
by
secret
artifice;
conspiracy;
stratagem.
Affair
::
Affair
(n.) Any
proceeding
or
action
which it is
wished
to refer to or
characterize
vaguely;
as, an
affair
of
honor,
i. e., a duel; an
affair
of love, i. e., an
intrigue..
Intrigue
::
Intrigue
(v. i.) To form a plot or
scheme;
to
contrive
to
accomplish
a
purpose
by
secret
artifice.
Brigue
::
Brigue
(n.) A
cabal,
intrigue,
faction,
contention,
strife,
or
quarrel..
Jobber
::
"Jobber
(n.) One who turns
official
or
public
business
to
private
advantage;
hence,
one who
performs
low or
mercenary
work in
office,
politics,
or
intrigue..
Intrigue
::
Intrigue
(v. i.) A
secret
and
illicit
love
affair
between
two
persons
of
different
sexes;
an
amour;
a
liaison.
Plot
::
Plot (n.) Any
scheme,
stratagem,
secret
design,
or plan, of a
complicated
nature,
adapted
to the
accomplishment
of some
purpose,
usually
a
treacherous
and
mischievous
one; a
conspiracy;
an
intrigue;
as, the
Rye-house
Plot..
Interdeal
::
Interdeal
(v. i.) To
intrigue.
Wire-pulling
::
Wire-pulling
(n.) The act of
pulling
the
wires,
as of a
puppet;
hence,
secret
influence
or
management,
especially
in
politics;
intrigue..
Intrigue
::
Intrigue
(v. i.) The plot or
romance;
a
complicated
scheme
of
designs,
actions,
and
events..
Plot
::
Plot (n.)
Contrivance;
deep reach of
thought;
ability
to plot or
intrigue.
Amour
::
Amour (n.) Love
making;
a love
affair;
usually,
an
unlawful
connection
in love; a love
intrigue;
an
illicit
love
affair..
Angle
::
Angle (v. i.) To use some bait or
artifice;
to
intrigue;
to
scheme;
as, to angle for
praise..
Manager
::
Manager
(n.) A
contriver;
an
intriguer.
Junto
::
"Junto
(n.) A
secret
council
to
deliberate
on
affairs
of
government
or
politics;
a
number
of men
combined
for party
intrigue;
a
faction;
a
cabal;
as, a junto of
ministers;
a junto of
politicians..
Figaro
::
Figaro
(n.) An
adroit
and
unscrupulous
intriguer.
Intriguingly
::
Intriguingly
(adv.)
By means of, or in the
manner
of,
intrigue..
Deeply
::
Deeply
(adv.)
With
profound
skill;
with art or
intricacy;
as, a
deeply
laid plot or
intrigue..
Tool
::
Tool (n.) A
person
used as an
instrument
by
another
person;
-- a word of
reproach;
as, men of
intrigue
have their
tools,
by whose
agency
they
accomplish
their
purposes..
Jesuit
::
Jesuit
(n.) Fig.: A
crafty
person;
an
intriguer.
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