Leaning (verb)

  1. To incline or slant in a certain direction.
  2. To be inclined to think or feel in a certain way.
  3. To depend on someone or something for support.

Origin:

Late 14c., from lean (v.) + -ing.

Examples:

  1. The tower was leaning to one side.
  2. The old tree was leaning precariously over the road.
  3. She leaned her head on his shoulder.
  4. He was leaning towards a career in law.
  5. He was leaning on his cane for support.
Some random words: cosset, postage, unquestioning