1. Rest on for support
   "you can lean on me if you get tired";
   - rest on, lean against
    
2. [informal] Put pressure on someone (to do something)
   "His parents leaned on him to choose a more lucrative career";
   - pressurize, pressurise [Brit], bounce [Brit, informal]

Derived forms: leans on, leaned on, leaning on

See also: tilt

Type of: adjoin, contact, meet, touch

Encyclopedia: Lean on