Meddle

med-Ml, v. i. [-dled (-did), -dling.] with another person s affairs in an unnece ary, pertinent, or improper manner; to interpose ciously, interfere, intermeddle; to touch or — Mecrdler, n. One who meddles; a busybody.— Med'dlesome, -sum, a. Given to meddling; officiously intrusive.— Med'dlesomene , n. — Medley, n. A mixture; jumble; hodge-podge. (Mus.) position containing detached pa ages from different compositions. — Melange, ma-laNzh'', medley; mixture. [F.]— Mell, v. i. To mix, meddle. — Melee, ma-la', n. A fight in which the combatants are mingled in one confused ma ; a hand-to-hand conflict.