Meddle

med′l, v.i. to interfere unnece arily ( with or in ): to take part in a matter with which one has nothing to do: to have to do ( with ).— n. Medd′ler , one who interferes with matters in which he has no concern.— adj. Medd′lesome , given to meddling.— n. Medd′lesomene .— adj. Medd′ling , interfering in the concerns of others: officious—also n. [O. Fr. medler , a corr. of mesler (Fr. mêler )—Low L. misculare —L. miscēre , to mix.]