meddle

IPA: mˈɛdʌɫ

To interfere in or with; to concern oneself with unduly.
(obsolete) To interest or engage oneself; to have to do (with), in a good sense.
(obsolete) To mix (something) with some other substance; to commingle, combine, blend.
(intransitive, now US regional) To have sex.

Examples of "meddle" in Sentences

To meddle or not to meddle, that is not the question...
"it's my job to meddle," is more than equipped to tackle.
But that depends on how much Sony meddle, which is, I admit, a big factor.
Martin Luther King invited them to meddle, which is why he repeatedly said,
It is a decent enough trade; plenty of people with fine titles meddle with it.
How to make doing nothing - indeed REFUSING to "meddle" - look as though it is a real act of leadership.
My meddle is definitely being tested in the Holy Land, where people still smoke in the malls (even though it’s technically illegal, but no one cares).
Martin Luther King invited them to meddle, which is why he repeatedly said, "The world is watching," a phrase which President Obama is now using against Iran.
There's always a risk that the politicians will meddle, which is one reason for the Bush Administration to do this now so it can insist on enough political insulation.