1. Short performance between the acts of a play, or between the play and the afterpiece; a short piece of music played between stanzas.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• introude,
• inturlude,
• inelude,
• interude,
• intersede,
• interpute,
• interlade,
• interluds,
• interludee,
• interlud,
• intrelude,
• interlued,
• interlede,
• interlwde,
• interclode,
• intercloude,
• intercludde,
• Intercludet,
• intercluude,
• Inturclude

• interleukin,
• interiorize,
• interlinear,
• interbreed,
• interdict,
• interlink,
• interdepend,
• interlayer,
• interest,
• interred,
• interesting,
• interlineal,
• interlock,
• intervening,
• in trouble,
• interlingua,
• intersect,
• in the air,
• intercept,
• interested,
• intermeshed,
• intersperse,
• intertwine,
• internalize,
• in-tray,
• interlace,
• interlacing,
• intermarry,
• interstice,
• in truth,
• intermural,
• inderal,
• in theory,
• interpret,
• interne,
• Intercessor,
• interpellate,
• interwoven,
• interment,
• interbred,
• interchurch,
• interpolate,
• in turn,
• intern,
• intermediate,
• internet,
• interrelate,
• Interpol,
• internment,
• interference,
• interleave,
• intermezzo,
• interpreter,
• interfering,
• intersex,
• interregnum,
• interval,
• Internode,
• interject,
• intertidal,
• interview,
• inter alia,
• interpreted,
• interceptor,
• interlobular,
• interweave,
• intercourse,
• interpose,
• interlaced,
• interloper,
• interiorise,
• intercalate,
• interior,
• internal,
• interface,
• intrude,
• interlard,
• interlope,
• internecine,
• intervene,
• intercalary,
• interviewee,
• intersexual,
• internalise,
• intercede,
• internee,
• interfere,
• interferon,
• Interlaken,
• internally,
• interim,
• in the raw,
• internal ear,
• Interleaf,
• interphone,
• interrelated,
• intruder,
• intervenor,
• interviewer,
• interstate.

The adjective form of the word "interlude" is "interludial".

The plural of the "interlude" can be the "interludes".

The singular of the "interlude" can be the "interlude".