Heed
Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 272
hed, v. To mind, regard with care, take notice of, attend to, observe.— n. Attention; notice; regard careful, reverential, or fearful attention. [AS. hedan, to heed. OHG. huaten, to protect, fr. huota, D. hoede, G. hut, heed, protection; AS. hod, D. hoed, G. hut, a hat, E. hood.] — Heedful, -ful, a. Full of heed; cautious; circumspect; vigilant: attentive. — Heed'fully, adv. — Heed'fulne , n. — Heedle , a. Without heed: carele ; thoughtle . — Heedle ly, adv. — Heedle ne , n.
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