on

653 ENTRIES FOUND:
1 on /ˈɑːn/ preposition
1 on
/ˈɑːn/
preposition
Britannica Dictionary definition of ON
1 
a  : touching and being supported by the top surface of (something)
b  : to a position that is supported by (something)
c  — used to indicate the part or object by which someone or something is supported
2 
— used to say that something is attached to something
3 
— used to indicate where someone or something is hit or touched
4 
a  — used to indicate the surface or part where something is seen or located
b  — used to say that something (such as jewelry) is being worn by someone
5 
: near or close to (something or someone)
6 
— used to indicate the location or position of something or someone
7 
— used to indicate the time when something happened or will happen
8 
: immediately after (something)
9 
— used to indicate the subject of something
10 
a  — used to indicate the device or instrument that is used to do something
b  — used to say that someone is using a telephone, computer, etc.
c  — used to describe the device, system, etc., that is used for seeing something, hearing something, etc.
11 
— used to indicate a source of something (such as money, food, information, or energy)
12 
— used to indicate the vehicle or animal by which someone or something is moved from one place to another
13 
— used to say that you have something in your possession at a particular time
14 
— used to indicate the state of something
15 
— used to indicate an activity that someone did or is now doing
16 
— used to indicate something (such as a medicine or drug) that a person or animal is using
17 
— used to indicate the person or thing that is responsible for something
18 
a  — used to indicate the person or thing that something is directed toward
b  — used to say that someone has been affected by something
19 
— used after an adjective to indicate the thing that a statement relates to
20 
: as stated or shown by (someone or something)
21 
— used to indicate that someone or something is included as part of a team, list, etc.
22 
— used to say that someone or something has an advantage
23 
chiefly US — used to say that someone is playing or performing well

on about

British, informal + disapproving
: talking about

on at

British, informal
1 
: asking (someone) for something repeatedly and in a way that is annoying
2 
: asking or telling (someone) to do something repeatedly and in a way that is annoying

on it

: actively dealing with a problem, job, etc.
2 on /ˈɑːn/ adverb
2 on
/ˈɑːn/
adverb
Britannica Dictionary definition of ON
1 
a  — used to indicate that something is attached to, covering, or supported by something else
b  — used to describe something that is being worn by someone
2 
— used to indicate movement forward
3 
a  — used to indicate that an activity, event, or condition continues
b  : in an advanced state
c  : at a more advanced time : at a later time
4 
: from one person or thing to another
5 
a  — used to indicate that something is operating, flowing, etc.
b  — used to indicate that something is being heated, prepared, etc.
6 
: in or into a train, bus, etc.

on and off

— see 1off
3 on /ˈɑːn/ adjective
3 on
/ˈɑːn/
adjective
Britannica Dictionary definition of ON
1 
not used before a noun : attached to or covering something
2 
not used before a noun : performing or speaking in public
3 
not used before a noun : working at a job
4 
a  not used before a noun : operating or flowing
b  : in a position that starts the flow of electricity, water, etc.
5 
not used before a noun
a  : taking place or happening
b  : doing something as planned
6 
not used before a noun : being broadcast on television or radio
7 
not used before a noun, chiefly US — used to say that you are able to do something well at a particular time

not on

British, informal
1 
: not acceptable or proper
2 
: not possible

you're on

informal
— used to say that you accept a bet or challenge