stick one's oar in

Meaning: (idiomatic,UK)Tomeddle; tostick one's nose into(something)I don't want her coming andsticking her oar in– she doesn't know anything about our financials.2005August,Daily Mail:He feels he must be [there] today. Not tostick his oar in, you understand, but to offer moral support.

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