intrigante
English
Etymology
Borrowed from French intrigante.
Noun
intrigante (plural intrigantes)
- (dated) A female intriguer.
- 1862, The Living Age (volume 72, page 188)
- It is curious to find her on one occasion surreptitiously opening a letter of her husband's to one Sarah Ryan, a housekeeper, an intrigante […]
- 1862, The Living Age (volume 72, page 188)
Anagrams
Esperanto
Adverb
intrigante
- present adverbial active participle of intrigi
French
Adjective
intrigante
German
Adjective
intrigante
- inflection of intrigant:
Italian
Adjective
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Related terms
Verb
intrigante
Noun
intrigante m or f (plural intriganti)
Anagrams
Portuguese
Adjective
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- intriguing (causing a desire to know more)
Spanish
Adjective
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Related terms
Noun
intrigante m or f (plural intrigantes)
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