Premonish

prē-mon′ish, v.t. to admonish or warn beforehand.— n. Prēmon i′tion , a warning or sign (often a feeling) of what is going to happen.— adjs. Prēmon′itive , Prēmon′itory , giving warning or notice beforehand.— n. Prēmon′it or , one who, or that which, gives warning beforehand.— adv. Prēmon′itorily . [ Pre- , before, monish , a corr. form through O. Fr., from L. monēre , to warn.]