buttinsky

or butt·in·ski

[ buht-in-skee ]

noun

, Slang.

, plural butt·in·skies.

1. a person who interferes in the affairs of others; meddler.

Word History and Origins

Origin of buttinsky¹

1900–05, Amer.; butt in intrude + -sky, extracted from Slavic surnames

Example Sentences

Buttinsky the bounder was interviewed and the early coach took the objectionable one away forever.

From Project Gutenberg

Denver looked out after him and there, puffing up the slope, came Professor Diffenderfer, the eminent buttinsky and geologist.

From Project Gutenberg