An officious, interfering, meddling, or prying person; one who involves himself or herself in other people's affairs without invitation.

A prying, gossiping, meddlesome, or officious person; = busybody, n.

= stickler, n.1 One who is active or stirring (in a matter); a busybody; a wrangler.

a meddlesome or interfering person; a busybody; cf. stickler, n.1 2b.

= pragmatic, n. 3. Obsolete.

A person concerned with many affairs; spec. an interfering or officious person, a busybody.

= polypragmatist, n.

A person who meddles with everything, a busybody. Obsolete. rare.

A busybody, meddler; ‘one that hath an oare in others boates’ (Florio).

A person who is busy or concerned with many affairs; (formerly) spec. a busybody (cf. pragmatist, n. 1).

An officious or meddlesome person, a busybody; a conceited person. In later use esp.: a practical or unsentimental person (cf. A. 5).

An interfering or officious person; a busybody. Obsolete.

An interfering or officious person, a busybody; a conceited or self-seeking person. Obsolete.

In a negative sense: a person who stirs up strife or unrest; a meddler, a busybody. Obsolete.

A person who gads about; spec. (a) a person who goes about spreading gossip; a busybody; a talkative person; (b) an idle or slovenly woman. Cf. gadder…

A student or exponent of ‘pantopragmatics’. Obsolete.

A person who butts in, interrupts, or interferes; a busybody, a meddler. Cf. buttinsky, n.

A keen and enthusiastic person (originally, a cadet) who works very hard.