intriguery
/ɪn.trɪˈɡriː/Definitions
1. noun
a subtle or deceitful act or procedure, especially one intended to deceive or cheat
“The company’s financial intriguey was discovered by the auditor.”
2. noun
a subtle and cunning device or artifice
“The playwright’s use of intriguey kept the audience guessing until the end.”
3. verb
to engage in or carry out a subtle or deceitful act or procedure
“The company was accused of intriguing its competitors out of business.”