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• Barak also arranged for Clinton to be less of a buttinsky.
• The origin of buttinsky is likely either Polish or Yiddish.
• There are also some more derisive terms such as buttinsky or busybody.
• Dealing with a buttinsky is never easy.
• Then there is the fresh notion of Bill Walsh, Coach Emeritus and Frontier Buttinsky.
• Grandma's hunch shows family loyalty at its aggressive, intrusive, buttinsky best.
• _Other buttinskies are individuals with a strong need to " fix things ."
• To his critics, he is an anachronistic, dangerous buttinsky, motivated more by ego than civic good.
• This buttinsky Arkansan lady is locked in a supposedly shredded relationship with the Lil'Abner clone who rules the Free World.
• A buttinsky is also someone you know in a casual manner who tries to pry into your personal business, feelings or relationships.
• So it is not just the buttinsky judges of the Clinton Scandal Machine era who are playing favorites and putting their money on partisan political horses.
• I am rather certain that the " B . I . " stands for a buttinsky-- a person who butts-into other peoples business.
• This is surprising because ( 1 ) she wasn't usually Mrs . Buttinsky; ( 2 ) she looked like a lemon sherbet kind of gal.
• I have discussed dealing with difficult people in past columns, and today I want to focus on one type that I call the " buttinsky ."
• But Menino loathes Weld and thinks the governor is a big-buttinsky who should just shut up and keep his uncalloused WASP hands off Boston's business.
• The story is told that there were some who called Wirock " Buttinsky " because they felt that Wirock was organized to " butt in " on Iona and Fulda.
• Mary'd been standing in the back of the line for a good 15 minutes because of all these buttinskys so she was now so far back she was actually in the highway.
• _Once the grandkids arrive, formerly homophobic parents of gays and lesbians may overnight become world-class buttinskys who arrive at the front door offering presents, kisses and free day care.
• According to news accounts, some buttinsky motorist named Jeffrey Pattinson, 55, had the nerve to flash his lights at O . J ., who apparently can't go anywhere without trouble attaching itself like a stickum to Fred Biletnikoff's white socks.