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interject

in·ter·ject [ ìntər jékt ] (past and past participle in·ter·ject·ed, present participle in·ter·ject·ing, 3rd person present singular in·ter·jects)

transitive and intransitive verb

Definition:

interrupt with a comment: to say or insert something in a way that interrupts what is being said or discussed

[Late 16th century. < Latin interject-, past participle of interjicere "interpose," literally "throw between" < jacere "to throw"]

in·ter·jec·tor noun

in·ter·jec·to·ry adjective

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