to go beyond, use more than, what is right or natural

invade another's property, business

to force (a liquid, drug etc) into (a person, thing) (as if) with a syringe

put in, introduce

to put, fit, place, (something) (in, into, between etc)

put, tuck in

to make (a remark etc) suddenly between statements made by another

throw in; interrupt

(in sports such as football) to put the ball back into play using a throw

put in, introduce

a flat, stitched fold of cloth; (GB informal) food, especially the cakes, pastry etc that children enjoy; to push, fold, (something) into a small space

fold together

to take (a person's power, authority, position) without right

take over