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Definition of meddling : 1. Meddlesome.
2. of Meddle

Synonyms:

prying, intervention, fussy, interference, searching, meddlesome, peeping, in use, intrusive, curious, busy, interrupting, snooping, engaged, participate, intrusion, busybodied, obtrusion, rudeness, inquisitive, inquiring, officious, scrutinizing

neutralizing, offsetting

defying, checking, conflicting, antagonizing, confronting, hindering, countering, obstructing, counterattacking, crossing, objecting, disputing, intercepting, impeding, opposing, contradicting, resisting, interfering, repulsing, oppressing, fighting, repressing, inhibiting, repelling, counteracting, rebuffing, disagreeing, challenging, suppressing, protesting

disorganizing, convulsing, discomposing, disarranging, tampering, muddling, scattering, deranging, hashing, displacing, jumbling, swirling, whisking, tossing, ruffling, dislocating, mislaying, confusing, troubling, roiling, disturbing, roughening, churning, rummaging, mixing up, messing, disheveling, botching, capsizing, misplacing, confounding, agitating, tumbling, cluttering, upsetting, scrambling, rumpling, rippling, fermenting, perturbing, whipping, disordering, tousling, blurring, mussing

Usage examples:

• He could endure her French people and their meddling no longer, he said. - "Henrietta Maria", Henrietta Haynes.
• Is not that meddling with his private conscience to forbid him to go to mass? - "By What Authority?", Robert Hugh Benson.
• It's he you mean, sir, that is meddling in this affair of Lady Mason's. - "Orley Farm", Anthony Trollope.