Caution

kaw's hun, n. Prudence in regard to dan- fer;or tat i on provident to warine ;care warine ;warning;heed;admonition.prudence; — v.e*. [cautioned (-shund), -tioning.] To give notice of danger to, warn. [OF., fr. L. cautio, security, fr. cavere, to take heed.] — Cautionary, -a-rl, a. Containing caution, or warning; given as a pledge.— Caulioner, n. — Cau'tious, -shus, a. Po e ing or using, etc.; prudent; watchful circumspect. — Cau'- tiously, ado. — Cautiousne , n. Cavalcade, ka v'al-kad, n. A proce ion of horsemen. cavalcata, f cavalcare, to ride, f cavallo, tF. cab all us, Gr. kaballes, a horse.]— Cavalier, -ler', n. A horseman; knight; one of the court party in the time of King Charles — a. Gay sprightly brave; warlike; haughty. [F. cavaliere, a Horseman, chevalier.] — Cavalierly, adv. Superciliously. — Cav'alxy, -rt, n. (Mil.) Mounted troops. [OF. cavallerie, cavalleria chivalry.]