Awarder

A person who awards; one who a igns by sentence or judicial decision; a judge. Aware', a . [A.S. gavarian , to take care; from warian , to beware, to guard, to ward off. See WARE.] On guard; on the watch; vigilant; cautious; informed; apprised; conscious; made acquainted. "Ere I was aware , I had left myself nothing but the name of a king."-Sir P. Sidney. "And she glides Into his darker musings with a mild And gentle sympathy that steals away Their sharpne ere he is aware."-Bryant. Awarn', v . α. To caution; to warn. (0.) Away', adv . [A.S. aweg ; from a, from, and weg , way.] Out of the way; absent; gone; at a distance; in a state of absence. -Used to imply a departure, or going from; in motion from. " Away , old man; give me thy hand; away ; King Lear hath lost."-Shaks. -By degrees; in continuance. "Summer suns roll unperceiv'd away ."-Pope.