obtrusive

[Lat. obtrusus, pa. par. of ob trudo.) Inclined to thrust or push one's self for ward without warrant or solicitation; intruding, intrusive, forward, pert. "Not obvious, not obtrusive , but retired." Milton: P. L. , viii. 504. ob-tru-sive-lý, adv . [Eng. obtrusive ; -ly .] In an obtrusive manner; by way of intrusion.