lear¹, leare, lere or leir /lēr/

1. To teach (archaic and Scot)
2. To learn (Spenser)

1. Something which is learned, a lesson
2. Lore
3. Learning (Scot)

• on the part of
• on the pavement
• on the pig's back
• on the pill
• on the piss
• on the point of
• on the port beam
• on the port bow
• on the prowl
• on the pull
• on the q.t.
• on the QT
• on the quiet
• on the rack
• on the rag
• on the rampage
• on the razzle
• on the rebound
• on the right tack
• on the right track
• on the rise
• on the road
• on the rocks
• on the ropes
• on the run