Tryst (noun)
tr-ist
A private romantic rendezvous between lovers.
Late Middle English (originally Scots): variant of obsolete trist ‘an appointed place in hunting’, from French triste or medieval Latin trista.
Example sentences
“The secret trysts were eventually uncovered.”
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