transitive. To put in mind of, to remind (a person); to warn, admonish, or exhort.

transitive. To warn or exhort (a person). Formerly usually with infinitive or that-clause. Obsolete.

To admonish, advise, direct. Obsolete.

transitive. To advise or warn (a person), esp. by way of correction. Now usually: to reprove or reprimand firmly.

transitive. With till. To admonish, exhort. Obsolete.

transitive. With infinitive. To warn, admonish, advise (a person) to do something. Obsolete (U.S. in later use).

transitive. To admonish earnestly; to urge by stimulating words to conduct regarded as laudable. Said… simply.

transitive. To forewarn; to advise, caution, notify, or admonish beforehand. Frequently with of, that-clause, or infinitive. Now somewhat rare.

transitive. To mention or say beforehand as a caution. Obsolete.

To advise or charge (a person) to take heed; to warn. to caution oneself: to take heed, take precautions. Usual const. against, or to with infinitive.