cautioner (kashoner)

1. One who cautions or advises.-2. In recent Eng. law, one who files a caution with the registrar of land titles. See caution, n., 4.-3. [Generally pronounced kā zhon-er.] In Scots law, the person who is bound for another to the performance of an obligation. cautionizet (ka's hon-iz), v. t. [ The captaine of the Jani aries rose and slew the Bul lar, and gave his daughter in marriage to one Aslan Begh of a bordering province, to cautionize that part. Continuation of Knolles, 1414 (Ord MS.). caution-money (kashon-muni), n. Money ing cautious; watchfulne ; provident care; circumspection; prudence with regard to danger. cautor (ka'tor), n. [L. cautor, one who is on his guard or is wary, also one who is security or bail, A caution means that a sale cannot be effected without notice to the cautor and opportunity of objection. Contemporary Rev., XLIX. 201. cauzi, n. See caz i . caval (kā'vä), n.; pl. cave (-vē). [NL., fem. (sc. vena , vein) of L. cavus : see caval and vein.] A caval vein; one of the venæ cave. See ca- val , n. The division of the heart into which these cave open. Huxley. cava2, n. Plural of cavum. cava3, kawa (kā'vä, -wa), n. The Polynesian name of an intoxicating beverage prepared from the shrub Macro piper lati folium .