Intrigue

What do we mean by intrigue?

A secret or underhand scheme; a plot. noun

The practice of or involvement in such schemes. noun

A clandestine love affair. noun

To arouse the interest or curiosity of. intransitive verb

To effect or cause to be accepted or rejected by secret scheming or plotting. intransitive verb

To engage in secret or underhand schemes; plot. intransitive verb

Intricacy; complication; maze. noun

Secret or underhand plotting or scheming; the exertion of secret influence for the accomplishment of a purpose. noun

A clandestine plot; a scheme for entangling others, or for gaining an end by the exertion of secret influence: as, to expose an intrigue. noun

The plot of a play, poem, or romance; the series of complications in which a writer involves his imaginary characters. noun

Clandestine intercourse between a man and a woman; illicit intimacy; a liaison. noun

To entangle; involve; cause to be involved or entangled.

To plot for: scheme for.

To practise underhand plotting or scheming; exert secret influence for the accomplishment of a purpose; seek to promote one's aims in devious and clandestine ways.

To have clandestine or illicit intercourse.

To form a plot or scheme; to contrive to accomplish a purpose by secret artifice. intransitive verb

To carry on a secret and illicit love or amour. intransitive verb

Intricacy; complication. noun

A complicated plot or scheme intended to effect some purpose by secret artifice; conspiracy; stratagem. noun

A complicated or clandestine plot or scheme intended to effect some purpose by secret artifice; conspiracy; stratagem.

The plot of a play, poem or romance; the series of complications in which a writer involves their imaginary characters.

Clandestine intercourse between persons; illicit intimacy; a liaison or affair.

A complicated plot or scheme, often secret, intended for a purpose by some form of deception; a conspiracy. Urban Dictionary

1) find a deep interest into something(item) 1a) needing/wanting more information in this thing 2) find a deep interest in someone(person) 2a) sexual or emotional interest in said person Urban Dictionary

Something you find interesting that also itches the curiosity nerve in your brain. Urban Dictionary

Flamboozeled to arouse the interest or curiosity of Urban Dictionary

The act of being intrigued Urban Dictionary

The feeling of being intrigued Urban Dictionary

When a person is lost or deep in thought about something that they read or something someone did or said. Urban Dictionary

Feeling the effects after using Herbal Incense Blends or Herbal Aroma Blends. While being intrigued one's senses are magnified and everything is wonderful and beautiful. Side effects may include carpethead. Urban Dictionary

The Intrigue was made by Oldsmobile and now it's a popular used car, some say the car has hips by the looks of the rear quarters and fenders. The car looks great with 20's, tints, HIDS and systems, it can be modified its a W-body and its cousins share many of the same parts. It's a G ride that was built strong. It will beat more than half the cars on the road and go a 100mph all day and looks like a detective's car in jet black. It was Oldsmobile’s last best selling car. Urban Dictionary

1)to find an interest in something (item) 2) to find an interest in someone (person) Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to intrigue:
intrigue, intrige, intrigued, intrigues, intrinse, intriguer, intriga.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word intrigue:
treachery, suspense, betrayal, espionage, secrets, plots, romance, mystery, factions, conspiracy, nobles, adventure, spy, struggles, assassination, plot, mysterious, involving, revenge, romantic, throne, murder, danger, readers, corruption, detective, byzantine, passion, novel, love, characters, struggle, interesting, genre, secret, drama, affair, praised, surrounding.

Words that rhyme with intrigue:
league, fatigue, eeg, blitzkrieg, teague, little league, feague, grieg, krieg, klieg, major league, treague, big league, sieg, tweag, battle fatigue, creagh, arab league, combat fatigue, minor league, greig, teig, hbeag, deeg, basketball league, baseball league, hockey league, tigue, football league, bowling league, feig, vigue, steeg, steig, stieg, fleig, zieg, heeg, mctigue, rieg, killeagh, kreig, mckeag, mckeague, pigue, reeg, schmieg, zwieg.

Adjectives that are often used to describe intrigue:
political, international, foreign, much, diplomatic, german, secret, french, amorous, russian, petty, whole, sexual, british, low, romantic, spanish, dark, personal, complicated, private, domestic, constant, communist, criminal, mere, european, vulgar, successful, sordid, backstairs, counter, subtle, complex, reactionary, dangerous, courtly, comic, vile, revolutionary, parliamentary, elaborate, obscure, guilty, italian, soviet, dramatic, endless, incessant, factional, oriental, fresh, underhand, machiavellian, scandalous, double, cunning, hostile, dynastic, byzantine, sinister, bureaucratic, alleged, royal, miserable, selfish, ecclesiastical, adulterous, austrian, perpetual, tortuous, papal, disgraceful, shameful.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective intrigue:
dynamic, play, readers, comedy, endeavour, plot.

Words that sound like intrigue:
intrigue, intrige, intrigued, intrigues, intriguer, entry, intro, intra, indri, intreat, integ, entric, intro-, intra-, entrick, in-tray, on track, aintree, intarsia, untrue, intriguing, intern, inter, interact, intake, entries, entreat, wintry, interred, interlock, wintery, interger, interne, inti, indra, intros, andreea, inturn, andree, intron, internee, inters, etrog, interp, intersec, inter-, in turn, intr, interna, untag, interess, inari, vintry, entro, introit, inri, in a hurry, interco, itri, interlake, intech, entracte, indris, intec, interno, instroke, interesse, interring, intar, interlay, intriguers, entrega, inori, andrea, antique, entourage, entree, entre, amtrak, andria, andry, andrey, amtrack, henrique, antra, henriquez, anurag, antro, henriques, amtrac, andric, underage, under age, under-age, centric, centry, andries, centri, cintra, cindery.