meddling

[ Eng.meddl ( e ); -ing.] Given to interfering in the concerns of others; meddlesome; officiously intrusive. měd-dling-ly, adv. [Eng. meddling; -ly.] In a meddling, interfering, or officious manner; officiously, interferingly. Mēde, 8. [Lat. Medus .] A native or or subject of the ancient kingdom of Media. mē-di-a, s . pl. [MEDIUM.] IMG:content-1047.png:[blocks in formation] A. As adj .: Pertaining or relating to the Middle Ages. †B. As subst.: One who belonged to the Middle Ages. "This view of landscape differs from that of the med i œvals ."- Ruskin .