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to stick its dick in

to stick its dick in

9.9
To become involved in a messy situation and make it worse
  • idiom
  • Offensive
translation icon : meter la polla en (vulgar)
  • He decided to stick his dick in the family drama, making everything even worse.

Examples

  • If you stick your dick in someone else's business, you might regret it later.

  • She warned him not to stick his dick in their argument, as it would complicate things.

  • She's mousy   like a mouse you want   to stick your dick in.

    Funny People (2009)

Synonyms

to interfere
vsto stick its dick in
487 3.5

To get involved in a situation and make things not work as they should

usually targets chaotic, irrational cases and tends to worsen consequences
to butt in
vsto stick its dick in
  • Informal
21 4.4

Interrupt someone who is speaking without being invited

instead describes entering messy or irrational situations and making them worse
to horn in
vsto stick its dick in
  • Informal
5 8.2

To join a conversation or activity without being invited

applies specifically to jumping into chaotic or problematic situations that harm outcomes
to poke the bear
vsto stick its dick in
  • Informal
3 8.4

To do something on purpose to make an angry or dangerous person react

means entering volatile or chaotic situations but with a focus on causing harm
to throw a wrench in
vsto stick its dick in
  • US
2 8.0

Cause a problem that stops a plan or activity

relates to entering unstable or irrational situations and producing harmful outcomes
to poke one's nose into
vsto stick its dick in
  • Informal
1 7.3

To try to take part in other people's business without being asked

involves entering disorderly or irrational situations and causing harm
to stick one's nose into
vsto stick its dick in
  • UK
1 7.9

To get involved in other people's business without being asked

focuses on entering troubled, chaotic situations causing further negative effects
to stick your nose into
vsto stick its dick in
  • Informal
1 8.0

To get involved in other people's business when not wanted

is about stepping into problematic, unstable situations and worsening them
to stick one's oar in
vsto stick its dick in
  • Informal
8.6

To get involved in other people's business when they do not ask for help

enters chaotic or irrational situations and often makes them worse
to put a spanner in
vsto stick its dick in
  • UK
8.6

To cause a plan to fail or have big problems

involves meddling in chaotic affairs specifically, not only disrupting plans

Antonyms

to ignore
∞ 1.0

Choose not to pay attention to someone or something

to stay out of it
56 3.8

To avoid getting involved in an argument or fight

How Intrusive

to stick its dick in
  • Offensive
9.9
to dive into the fray
  • Informal
7.7
to butt in
  • Informal
21 4.4

Surface Forms

stick its dick in infinitive
sticking its dick in present participle
sticks its dick in third person singular
stuck its dick in past
stuck its dick in past participle

Morphology

stick + its + dick + in

The literal decomposition is clear: 'stick' + 'in' = insert, and 'dick' = penis, so a learner can infer a crude image of inserting a penis which naturally maps onto an intrusive, meddling action. However, the phrase is a vulgar sexual metaphor whose figurative extension to 'interfere' is idiomatic and register-sensitive, so the exact pragmatic meaning and usage may not be fully predictable to a B1 learner.

Etymology

Stick its dick in may come from a rough image of someone sticking a dick into something they should not touch and making a bigger mess. That's why it now means 'to interfere' or 'to get involved in a messy problem'.