Definition of sit upon in English English dictionary
A "cushion" often made by Girl Scouts to use when the ground is damp or to keep their clothes clean
(To) To snub, squash, smother, set down; the Latin insideo Charlotte Brontë, in Shirley (xxviii ), uses a phrase which seems analagous: Miss Keeldar says she mentioned the mischance to no one- I preferred to cushion the matter Mr Schwann and his congeners should be most energetically sat upon by colleagues and opponents alike, by everyone, in fact, who has the welfare of the empire at heart - The World, April 6th, 1892, p 19
(To) To snub, squash, smother, set down; the Latin insideo Charlotte Brontë, in Shirley (xxviii ), uses a phrase which seems analagous: Miss Keeldar says she mentioned the mischance to no one- I preferred to cushion the matter Mr Schwann and his congeners should be most energetically sat upon by colleagues and opponents alike, by everyone, in fact, who has the welfare of the empire at heart - The World, April 6th, 1892, p 19