Attention or notice; remark; esp. in worthy of mark. Now chiefly archaic.

Notice, attention, regard. Now frequently in worthy (also deserving) of note.

The action of note, v.2; an instance of this.

The action of noting something mentally; notice, consideration; watching, observation. Obsolete.

Mental contemplation of something (sometimes combined with sight); attention; observation; notice. Cf. point of view n. at point, n.1 phrases 2l.

Heed, cognizance, note, attention.

The action or an act of observing, watching, or noticing; the fact or condition of being watched or noticed; notice; perception. Cf. observance, n. 6.

The action of observing, observation. Obsolete.

The action or an act of turning the attention to a subject; the observation or consideration of something. Obsolete.

The action of observing, noticing, or paying attention to what is said or done; an instance of this; = observation, n. 5. Now rare.

Observation, notice; (now esp.) comment (perhaps influenced by sense 4).

The action of remark, v.1 (in various senses); an instance of this.

The action of taking notice. Obsolete. rare.

Observation; observance.

An observation; esp. a verbal observation, a remark. In early use, usually in plural. Now Scottish and rare.