To post or station (a person) in a certain place to perform certain duties.

transitive. To assign a particular place to (a person or thing); to place.

Scottish. To fix, post, place; chiefly, to station (oneself, troops), to place (cannon) in position.

To place in a definite and more or less permanent position; to set, station. to fix up: to set up.

transitive. To place, station; (reflexive) to position oneself. Also figurative. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. = station, v.

transitive. To place, station; to assign to a particular or strategic position. Frequently reflexive and in passive.

transitive. To assign a post, position or place to (a person, troops, ships, etc.); to post to or place in a station. Also figurative.

transitive. To station (a person); esp. (colloquial) to post or infiltrate (a person) surreptitiously, usually as a spy or agent.

transitive. To place or station; to pen (cattle) for sale.

transitive. To position, station (a person).