reflexive. To thrust oneself in, to obtrude oneself, intrude; to presume.

transitive. To introduce forcibly or violently; to thrust in; usually reflexive to thrust oneself in, obtrude oneself, intrude.

reflexive. To intrude oneself into any position, condition, or circumstances, or upon another person; to push oneself forward.

To thrust oneself in without warrant or leave; to enter or come where one is uninvited or unwelcome. Also transferred and figurative of things…

transitive. To thrust in; to intrude.

transitive (reflexive). To impose oneself; to push oneself in an unwelcome manner. Usually with on, upon.

reflexive. To force (oneself) in among others. Scottish. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To thrust, push, or poke (something) in (also through) an aperture. Also reflexive: to intrude. English regional in later use.