English
intriguery
From intrigue + -ery.
A compound of intrigue + -ery
Latin trīcae ‘trifles’
Latin intrīcō ‘to entangle, perplex, embarrass’
Italian intricare
French intrigue
English intrigue
Today it means
noun The practice of intrigue.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / intriguery