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

Consideration, attention, heed, care, regard.

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.

Attention, heed; intent observation. Obsolete.

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

The action or condition of applying one's mind or observant faculties to something; = attention, n. 1. Obsolete.

The action, fact, or state of attending or giving heed; earnest direction of the mind, consideration, or regard; esp. in to payor give attention…

Mental looking, sight; consideration, regard, respect. Obsolete.

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 or process of adverting, or turning the attention to; observation, notice, heed, attention, consideration. Sometimes also: this as a…

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

Chiefly with to, for, †that. Attention or heed paid to a person or thing, as having an effect or influence on action or conduct; respect or deference…

The action of advertise, v. 1. The action of heeding; the turning of the mind to anything; attention, observation. Obsolete.

Heed, cognizance, note, attention.

Attention; care, heed.

The action of turning the attention; observation, notice.

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

Attention, watchfulness. Also, the object of one's attention.

Attention, attentive consideration.

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

Attendance.

Care, attention.

The action of attend, v.; attendance, attention.

The fact or condition of being fixed.

The action of advert, v. (in various senses); attention, perception; notice of or reference to something. Cf. animadversion, n.

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

The condition of giving heed; attention.

Attention, care. Obsolete.

Scottish. Notice, attention. Phrase to take no observe. Obsolete. rare.

The action of intend, v.; intention, attention, stretching, etc.; a purpose.