poke one's nose into

Pry into or meddle in another's affairs, as in I told her to stop poking her nose into our business. This usage replaced the earlier thrust one's nose into in the mid-1800s.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Lyndsay	LINDZ-ee	English (Modern)
Dent	[dent]
Monroe	mən-RO (English)	Scottish, English
Tatyana	tah-TYAH-nah	Russian
Elpidio	-	Italian, Spanish, Portuguese
'Orpah	-	Biblical Hebrew