obtruder

[Eng. obtrud (e); -er.] 1. One who obtrudes; one who thrusts or pushes anything forward. 2. An intruder. tob-trun-cāte, v . t . [Lat. obtruncatus , pa. par. of obtrunco to cut or lop off; ob- , and trunco =to cut off.] To lop; to deprive of a limb or member. ( Cocker am .) *õb-trun-cate, a . [OBTRUNCATE, v .] Lopped; deprived of a limb or member. "Those props on which the knees obtruncate stand." London Cries. (1805.) +ob-trun-ca-tion, s. [Lat. obtruncatio , from ob truncatus.] [OBTRUNCATE, v.] The act of lopping off or depriving of a limb or member.