[in.trigue] vb in.trigued ; in.trigu.ing [F intriguer, fr. It intrigare, fr. L intricare] vt (1612) 1: cheat, trick
2: to accomplish by intrigue "intrigued myself into the club" 3 obs: entangle
4: to arouse the interest, desire, or curiosity of "intrigued by the tale" ~ vi: to carry on an intrigue; esp: plot, scheme -- in.trigu.er n
[2]in.trigue n (1647) 1 a: a secret scheme: machination b: the practice of engaging in intrigues
2: a clandestine love affair syn see plot