transitive. To adjoin, abut; to be contiguous with or immediately adjacent to; to border. Also intransitive (with the object of the transitive verb…

To lie along the border or coast of; to border upon, adjoin, bound. transitive. Obsolete.

intransitive. To lie on the border, be contiguous on, upon, (with, by, unto, obsolete).

intr. to bound on: to abut upon, adjoin. to bound with: to have the same boundaries as. archaic.

intransitive. To abut upon; to be bounded by. Obsolete.

transitive. To border on, approach; intransitive to lie close by, border upon.

intransitive. With on or on to. To be situated on or adjacent to a riverbank. rare before late 20th cent.

Chiefly of, or with reference to, natural features, scenery, or surroundings. To form the skirt or edge of; to lie alongside of; to bound or border.

intransitive ? To border upon. rare.

To bound.

intransitive with of, upon. Of a property, piece of land, etc.: to border on, to abut.

To lie on the borders of, lie next, adjoin.

intransitive. To abut or border upon.

spec. in Cookery, to cover the inside of (a dish, tin, or other vessel) with pastry, paper, etc., esp. before baking.