intransitive. To be seated on (a chair, horse, object, etc.).

Of things: To lie or rest on a surface. Obsolete.

intransitive. With on, upon. Of a material thing: to lie or be supported on; to be found or situated on top of.

intransitive. To be seated upon (a chair, an object, the ground, etc.); = to sit on —— 1a at phrasal verbs 2. Now somewhat archaic.

passive. Of a figure: To rest (on a base). Obsolete.

intransitive. To stand or rest on or upon. ? Obsolete.

transitive. With a thing as object: To place in a ‘seat’ or situation. (rare exc. passive as in 5.) To set or secure in its proper place; to fix in…

intransitive. To be seated or situated on something.

intransitive. To lie; to be placed or situated, esp. horizontally; to occupy a physical position on (also upon) something. Also in extended use.