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What do you call an invasive person who intrudes on another's personal business?
Someone asked what we might call a person who was eager to get involved (I assume you mean uninvited) into the personal business of others. The word "flibbergibbet" came to mind. So did the words "invasive," "intrusive," "tongue-wagger," "snoop," "busy-body." I'd like to hear what others of you have to say on this matter.
- Lynlianna
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busybody, gossip, gossipy, overcurious, forward, backseat driver, kibitzer, snoopy, nosy, buttinsky, **** in, meddle, meddler, meddlesome, barge in, horn in, stick one's nose in, pry, prying, pushy, incite, egg on, foist oneself upon
- busybody, gossip, gossipy, overcurious, forward, backseat driver, kibitzer, snoopy, nosy, buttinsky, **** in, meddle, meddler, meddlesome, barge in, horn in, stick one's nose in, pry, prying, pushy, incite, egg on, foist oneself upon
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busybody, gossip, gossipy, overcurious, forward, backseat driver, kibitzer, snoopy, nosy, buttinsky, **** in, meddle, meddler, meddlesome, barge in, horn in, stick one's nose in, pry, prying, pushy, incite, egg on, foist oneself upon
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