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But I think he's also a compulsive interferer.

The opponents are well placed to double for penalties, and the interferer has little to gain against a normal strong no-trump.

'Grandmother, if you-' 'And you always were a bloody interferer, woman!

Yeah interferer.

A vicious, tireless interferer, Hardwick was never happy as long as a single enemy remained standing."

"I'm a terrible interferer," Mackintosh says.

JunzT A dark-skinned, woolly-haired interferer whose perseverance had precipitated the crisis.

Since his departure, it is the magazine which has lost its voice; two editors left in quick succession, sparking rumours that the new proprietor was an interferer.

Barbara, a redoubtable campaigner for women's rights, was a founder of Girton College, Cambridge, and a fervent interferer in the affairs of her younger female relations.

Yvonne Meier, the evening's guest, charged through the atmosphere like a small tornado, though she was more a simple improvising presence than the kind of catalyst or "interferer" one might have expected.

Tom Lodge, a professor of political science at the University of Witwatersrand, says that Mr. Mbeki shows the personality traits of what he calls "an interferer, not a delegater."

In this particular Billy was a striking instance that the arch interferer, the envious marplot of Eden, still has more or less to do with every human consignment to this planet of earth.

That young Mister Fitzgerald, he was an interferer, but he's gone to hell now and hell's the best place for him, seeing as how he was an upstart Irishman with no respect for sergeants.

Blake was known to be engaged in the Sri Lankan civil society and practice what came to be known as "Public Diplomacy" which led some to label him as an interferer in internal affairs of the country.

Yes, a pain in the neck, a chronic, losing gambler, a helpless womanizer, an interferer, a producer who thought he could write scripts better than writers, a guy who might be six hours late to a meeting and then call you at three in the morning.

He fed the directions to Stimmens, Stimmens fumblingly set up the punch cards, the engineers translated the cards into phase fields and interferer circuits. . . . And a World That Norvie Made appeared in miniature.

Such ideas of the conscious human self as an automatic interferer, a changer, a polluter of reality, may have always been part of philosophy and even art, but it was Heisenberg who for the first time scientifically demonstrated that our very efforts fully to understand what surrounds us must defeat their own purpose.

He had interfered between the couple, and was, I am sorry to say, quite successful as an interferer; but he was a diabolical failure when he attempted to duplicate White's work as lecturer, and the act, after playing a date or two, sank out of sight and I have heard nothing more of her professionally.

The radios hop on 50 actual frequencies from a pool of 700, giving ten billion unique frequency-hopping pattern combinations, known as channels Due to the extremely high number of available channels, users are unlikely to encounter others on the same channel, and malicious interference is unlikely unless the interferer knows the channel number being used.