Obtrude

ob-trōōd′, v.t. to thrust in upon when not wanted: to urge upon against the will of.— v.i. to thrust one's self or be thrust upon.— ns. Obtrud′er ; Obtrud′ing , Obtru′sion , a thrusting in or upon against the will of.— adj. Obtrus′ive , disposed to thrust one's self among others.— adv. Obtrus′ively .— n. Obtrus′ivene . [L. obtrudĕre — ob , before, trudĕre , trusum , to thrust.]