intrude /in-troodˈ/

1. To thrust oneself in
2. To enter uninvited or unwelcome

To force in

intrudˈer noun

1. A person or thing that intrudes
2. A person who enters premises secretly or by force, with criminal intentions
3. A military aircraft that raids enemy territory alone

intrusion /-trooˈzhən/ noun

1. (an) act of intruding
2. Encroachment
3. An injection of rock in a molten state among and through existing rocks
4. A mass so injected

intruˈsionist noun

A person who intrudes, esp of those who, before the Scottish Disruption of 1843, refused a parish the right of objecting to the settlement of an obnoxious minister by a patron

intruˈsive /-siv/ adjective

1. Tending or apt to intrude
2. Intruded
3. Inserted without etymological justification
4. Entering without welcome or right
5. (of a rock) which has been forced while molten into cracks and fissures in other rocks

An intrusive rock

intruˈsively adverb

• corbeils
• corbel
• corbeled
• corbeling
• corbelings
• corbelled
• corbelling
• corbellings
• corbel off
• corbel out
• corbels
• corbel step
• corbel steps
• corbel table
• corbel tables
• Corbett
• corbicula
• corbiculae
• corbiculate
• corbie
• corbie gable
• corbie gables
• corbie messenger
• corbie messengers
• corbies