intermeddles
/ˌɪntərˈmɛdəlz/
verb
- To interfere or meddle in the affairs of others, especially when not wanted or needed.
- My neighbor constantly intermeddles in our family discussions, offering advice nobody asked for.
- The journalist was criticized for intermeddling in the private lives of celebrities.
- He tends to intermeddle in office politics, which makes his coworkers uncomfortable.