Solicitous, concerned; anxious, uneasy, troubled; careful, attentive. Of desires, prayers, etc.: earnest, eager, persistent; (of suffering) severe…

Full of care or concern for, attentive to the interests of, taking good care of.

Painstaking, careful, particular, esp. with regard to food or drink.

Of persons: Devoting earnest attention or pains; paying regard or attention; attentive, heedful, assiduous, intent. Const. to, about, on, upon, or…

Careful, heedful.

Bestowing care or pains; careful; studious, attentive. Obsolete.

Attentive, observant, heedful, careful. (Of persons and their actions, etc.) Obsolete.

Careful, heedful, or fully aware of or that.

With †infinitive, †subordinate clause, †for, or of: (a) Thinking about or meditating on something; careful, heedful; mindful; (cf. sense 4); †(b)…

Heedful, attentive, intent. Obsolete.

Careful, heedful.

Careful; full of attention.

Of a person: attentive, heedful, careful, considerate; having regard to something. Also with of, and with clause as complement. Obsolete.

Solicitous; anxious; careful. Also const. for, to (with infinitive), etc.

Full of heed; careful, attentive, watchful, mindful.

Heedful, attentive, careful, cautious.

Watchful, attentive, observant, cautious.

= chary, adj.; careful.

Mindful, heedful, careful (of something). Obsolete.

Apt to attend, attentive.

Extremely or particularly careful or attentive; taking the utmost heed or care.

Carefully particular; heedful. Now Obsolete.

that takes care; careful.

U.S. slang. Careful.