Meddle
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 322
med’l, v.i. to interfere officiously {with or in, to have to do with [0. Fr medler, acorr of mesler Fr ntfler Low L. vitscidare — L. ntiu eo, to nux.J Meddler, meJ'ler, n one who meddles or interferes with matters m which he has no concern Meddlesome, med'l sum,
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