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intrigant
noun in·tri·gant \ˌin-trē-ˈgänt, ˌan-, -ˈgäⁿ\
Definition of INTRIGANT
: one that intrigues
Variants of INTRIGANT
in·tri·gant or in·tri·guant \ˌin-trē-ˈgänt, ˌan-, -ˈgäⁿ\
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Origin of INTRIGANT
French intrigant, from Italian intrigante, present participle of intrigare
First Known Use: 1781
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