meddlesome

The last thing he needed was an outspoken, meddlesome wife.

The meddlesome voice that had guided me here was gone.

Snyder is also seen as meddlesome by many within his own organization.

Both men agreed that it was time to deal with the meddlesome little professor.

Instead, the Rangers dealt with what had become a meddlesome problem.

For all their meddlesome curiosity, they would never have betrayed him.

"I'm so sorry I ever thought her funny and meddlesome."

I had more important things on my meddlesome mind.

It was a question not usually asked outright, but only mildly meddlesome.

For their part, some members of the board believed that Carnegie was too meddlesome in its business.

They had been especially helpful in removing that meddlesome Smith.

"Am I never to be rid of that meddlesome fool?"

He had more meddlesome problems to worry about now.

The fact that these meddlesome women had come all the way from Boston was upsetting to say the least.

Some thought the ship which had picked him up unnecessarily meddlesome.

It will be a meddlesome bore without having you there."

Inevitably, that means he will have to be meddlesome.

One recent day, life - a meddlesome conniver - was up to no good.

A few thought the coaches were meddlesome or did not push them to excel.

Michelle Obama has come out fighting against charges that she is meddlesome.

Others cite having to deal with meddlesome parents trying to will their children to stardom on the playing field.

They have never been tennis parents in the meddlesome way, just supportive from the dawn of their son's career.

"But I'm a meddlesome old lady, who's convinced she knows best."

He said that the education bureaucracy could be slow, cumbersome and meddlesome.