meddle

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Infinitive
to meddle

Third person singular
meddles

Simple past
meddled

Past participle
meddled

Present participle
meddling

to meddle (third-person singular simple present meddles, present participle meddling, simple past and past participle meddled)

  1. To interfere into other people’s affairs or business.
  2. To tamper, or handle something ignorantly.
  3. (obsolete, early 1900s) To have sex.

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interfere in affairs
tamper
have sex
See have sex.
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