With of (also †by), specifying the person who or thing which is used, exploited, or availed of.

transitive. To deprive or defraud (a person, etc.) (†from, of money, etc.), esp. by taking regular amounts over a period of time; to exploit…

intransitive. To act with an assumption of authority, permission, or right; to be presumptuous; to take liberties. Frequently with on, upon or †of…

intransitive. To make use of, take advantage of (a quality or disposition in another person).

transitive. To exploit or over-exploit, to drain or exhaust (an asset).

to grow onor upon (a person, etc.). To come to take liberties with (a superior), to presume upon, take advantage of (kindness, etc.).

figurative. transitive. To use or treat (a person) as a plaything; to manage or use for one's own ends; to manipulate or exploit (a person). Also…

To put oneself upon: in various senses. To intrude, presume upon; to take advantage of.

transitive. To take advantage of in an unfair or unethical manner; to utilize for one's own ends.

transitive. To manage, control, or influence in a subtle, devious, or underhand manner.

transitive. To exploit excessively; spec. to exploit (a natural resource) too quickly or to too great an extent.

figurative. To treat roughly; to drug; to exploit; to overcharge; to force out of; to churn out.

intransitive. U.S. slang (originally in African-American usage). With on. To take advantage of; to defraud, rob, etc.