phrasal verb

• Intrude or interfere.

  More example sentences

  • ‘I'm sure she doesn't want us horning in on her business’
  • ‘who asked you to horn in?’
  • ‘A TV reporter was canned by WCBS yesterday after he shouted the F-word at two meddlers who horned in on his live shot.’
  • ‘He considered her ‘interference ‘as horning in on HIS customer.’
  • ‘Fark seems to be horning in on Something Awful's racket.’
  • ‘Socialist Workers try to horn in on every hot issue and march, but it seems that other groups aren't as bothered by this as they used to be.’
  • ‘But things changed when digital cameras began horning in on film's turf.’
  • ‘Busily I raced around New York, horning in on investors' conferences, eager to meet a financial guru or an entrepreneur who could teach me something.’
  • ‘I was doing that eons before this two-bit hustler started horning in on the action.’
  • ‘When asked how he feels about TAAFI horning in on his still-developing territory, he is quick to brush away any suggested rivalry.’