Meddling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MEDDLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• touch or handle (something) without permission
• interfere in something that is not one's concern
NOUN:
• the act of meddling
• the act of altering something secretly or improperly
ADJECTIVE:
• interfering
• Meddlesome.
• intrusive in a meddling or offensive manner

Words related to MEDDLING

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Words that contain MEDDLING

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How to use MEDDLING in a sentence

• I want to save the Cartwright line, to pilot it into port, and, if there is no rash meddling, I believe I can.
• I want to have it settled and done with, and that it will never be if you keep meddling.
• He became involved in some meddling and making in Thrace at the court of Seuthes, and was put to death by the Laconian Nicander.
• At length some meddling old fool suspected us, and one night we were caught by the police, with a body in our charge.
• I wonder that he does not see the impropriety, the absurdity of his meddling at all in this affair.
• There is no edict here, no meddling priests, only you and I.
• Guard it, then, from meddling with whatsoever doth not belong unto it.
• The Bishop, however, to show him the danger of meddling with the church, gave him a dance at Tyburn for his pains.
• We found ourselves among friends and perfectly safe from meddling inquiries.
• He was not at ease that day, and the sharp, meddling old woman would have been intolerable.
• Thy father will be angry, if he knows, and Greenwood thinks he is sure to know if Naylors are meddling in his family or his affairs.
• Papineau, the kind, wise, meddling old notary, saw this, as he saw everything at which his nose pointed.
• One of these Fuggers had a voice even in the election of Charles V, and we are still hard at it trying to keep our Fuggers from meddling in politics.
• The suggestions of the President and his War Department were early resented as meddling with affairs which did not concern them.
• The practice of meddling can lead to no other result.
• Such men are the anointed of the Lord, and there is danger in meddling with sacred things.
• It was only when others were meddling that we got on the rocks.
• Well, he guessed he had taught her not to come meddling in his affairs.
• Then he got to meddling with my business, trying to get away a nigger whose time I had bought.
• He grew very angry, and said I had no business to be meddling with him, that he never did so with me.
• He again accused me of meddling with his private affairs, which he said I had no right to do.
• He did not conceal his opinion that the church was meddling with matters quite outside its sphere.
• He has got into the habit of putting up his back and meddling with things with which he has nothing to do.
• James could leave some things alone in the comfortable hope that all would by and by come out right, but Charles was not satisfied without meddling everywhere.
• Events in this world are accomplished without much meddling.

Similar words containing MEDDL without suffix ing

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