Caution

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 19
kaw′shun, n. heedfulne : security: warning: a surety: ( Scot. ) bail.— v.t. to warn to take care.— adj. Cau′tionary , containing caution: given as a pledge.— ns. Cau′tioner , one who cautions or advises: ( Scots law ) a surety; Cau′tionry , the act of giving security for another.— adj. Cau′tious , po e ing or using caution: watchful: prudent.— adv. Cau′tiously .— n. Cau′tiousne .— Caution money , money paid in advance as security for good behaviour. [Fr.,—L. caution-em — cavēre , to beware.]
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