1. To thrust one's self in; to enter without invitation or welcome; to encroach; to trespass.

2. To thrust in without right or welcome; to force in with violence, as a rock when melted.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• intrgue,
• introude,
• inturlude,
• introdce,
• introuce,
• introd,
• intre,
• intreuge,
• introudce,
• intrud,
• intruct,
• intorudce,
• intruge,
• intruive,
• indude,
• indlude,
• intruth,
• intrupt,
• intrege,
• intrduce

• intrench,
• inderal,
• interlude,
• intruder,
• intrados,
• intrigue,
• intruding,
• in turn,
• in truth,
• introject,
• intrusive,
• introduce,
• indri,
• intrepid,
• intrust,
• introvert,
• intra,
• intranet,
• intrusion,
• indra,
• untrue,
• intrude on,
• inter,
• intro.

The adverb for the word "intrude" is "intrusively".

The adjective form of the word "intrude" is "intrusive".

The plural form of the word "intrude" is "intrudes"

The singular form of the word "intrude" is "intruder"