meddler

Playing god and meddler on some level was the only thing they had.

Even though she might be called a fool and a meddler.

But he is also cursed as a meddler from the East.

"I'm afraid meddlers often find out more than they want to know," he went on.

One can see how this has happened, especially when you have a serial meddler like Brown.

"That old woman at home was right to call me a meddler.

Think you that they have not scanned the entire area of the meddlers?

A music video for the song Meddler was also released during this month.

We must clear that handful of meddlers from our path.

Who had been a meddler of the first order.

"He is gone - the meddler - like others who went before him.

And like most good cooks, he hated meddlers in the kitchen.

They took him for what he looked to be, a privileged old meddler who liked to watch an act from back stage.

We don't have much sympathy for meddlers in this country.

The Vice President, for his part, says he is no meddler.

She is also a constant meddler, seemingly unable to leave well enough alone.

A kind woman, if somewhat of a meddler and tattletale sometimes.

If these English meddlers should come here I will talk with them.

Or at least until meddlers mess it up again.

He also said those protesting his presence were meddlers in the affairs of the black family.

Yet the regulatory regime he put in place is a meddlers' charter.

If it was the meddlers, then they might well have taken the carriers back to their own world and time."

These people are instinctive meddlers in things they don't understand.

Others, like the children who sometimes make a ruckus playing basketball at night on his street, have called him a meddler.

Now take that enthusiasm for the written word and save the libraries from meddlers.