Care, heed, attention. in yeme, in one's care, in charge.

The quality or state of being careful: (a) Solicitude, anxiety, concern (archaic); (b) heedfulness, vigilance, attentiveness, exactness, caution.

Heed, attention. Also: keeping, charge.

Heed, attention, notice, care; esp. in phrase to nimen (or take) gome = to give heed.

Attention, heed, care; nearly always in the phrases †give tent, to give heed, pay attention (obsolete), and take tent, to take heed, take care; with…

Care, heed, concern. to have (take, do,etc.) no cure of (a thing): not to care for or regard it.

Care, attention, heed, notice; usually in phrases to nim, take, give keep, to take or give heed, take notice. (Const. of, infinitive, or clause.)

Careful attention, heedfulness, caution. to door have diligence, to take care, take heed, beware; to take care of or about a thing, to look after it…

Careful attention, care, observation, regard. (Now chiefly literary.)

= attentiveness, n.

Attentive care. Obsolete.

Care, attention, observance. Obsolete.

Consideration, regard, respect. Obsolete.

The action or condition of turning one's energies to; assiduous effort; = attention, n. 2. Obsolete.

Regard, respect.

Carefulness, the application of care or attention. Obsolete.

The action of remembering, regarding, paying attention to, or caring for; an instance of this; a memory. Now regional.

Care, heed, consideration. Cf. what reck, phr.

With subordinate clause: consideration of a particular aim or result; heed, care, attention. Obsolete.

Consideration, care.

care, attention.

Thorough carefulness or attention.

care; (in later use chiefly) attention, consideration.

Anxious, special, or particular care or attention.

†(a) hope, expectation (obsolete); (b) the action of tending or taking care of someone or something; care, attention.

Serious or grave mental attention; the charging of the mind with anything; concern; heed, heedfulness, attention, regard; caution, pains.

The action of care, v.

The quality of being heedful; attentiveness, carefulness.

carefulness, care, solicitude.

Care in doing something; close attention to some principle, process, or method. Obsolete.

Carefulness.

Long and patient waiting. Also: attendance, attention, or service given to a person or to a charge or task. Cf. on-wait, v.

Heedfulness, attentiveness; caution.

The action of taking heed; prudence; a warning to take heed, a caution, a caveat. Esp. as good take-heed.

Consideration of circumstances; attentiveness, heedfulness; care, attention. Obsolete.

Attentive care, heed; = observance, n. 3. Obsolete.

The state or quality of being solicitous; care, concern; anxiety, solicitude.

The action of heed, v.; attention; care.

The quality or condition of being subjectively curious. Carefulness; diligence; skilfulness; scrupulosity; fastidiousness. Obsolete.

Anxiety; solicitude. Obsolete.

Practical consideration, observant care, notice.

In extended use: skill, expertise, or careful attention to detail exercised in any undertaking or aspect of life.