  We present Spitzer Infrared Spectrograph (IRS) observations of eleven
intermediate polars (IPs). Spectra covering the wavelength range from 5.2 to 14
$\mu$m are presented for all eleven objects, and longer wavelength spectra are
presented for three objects (AE Aqr, EX Hya, and V1223 Sgr). We also present
new, moderate resolution (R $\sim$ 2000) near-infrared spectra for five of the
program objects. We find that, in general, the mid-infrared spectra are
consistent with simple power laws that extend from the optical into the
mid-infrared. There is no evidence for discrete cyclotron emission features in
the near- or mid-infrared spectra for any of the IPs investigated. If cyclotron
emission is occurring in the 5.2 to 14.0 $\mu$m bandpass it constitutes less
than 1% of the bolometric luminosity of any of the IPs. We discuss our results
in the context of the standard model for IPs.
