1. To climb, to cling to, to sit under or lean upon . 2. His second, shouting, leans upon the rope. 3. He returns to his home and leans upon the shoulder of his wife, defeated. 4. So this tough guy must learn to lean upon a tough gal, his newly installed deputy. 5. He sometimes leans upon a cane, but at a recent reading in Manhattan he strode on to the stage unaided. 6. His work often featured striking phrases such as " old corn-cribs / Lean upon the muscle of the air ." 7. And it's gotten so bad that Daly has used up the sympathetic shoulders that once were there for him to lean upon . 8. Somehow, Gamble has managed not only to survive but also to be a rock for the rest of his team to lean upon . 9. I don't have that veteran behind me now that I can lean upon ; I have to really lean upon myself ." 10. I don't have that veteran behind me now that I can lean upon; I have to really lean upon myself ."
Mobile