Caution
Cautionn.prudence, foresight, care, a warning
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Caution (2)
Cautionv.t.to warn, give notice, advise, tell
Cautionary
Cautionarya.giving security, given in pledge
Cautious
Cautiousa.wary, scrupulous, watchful, prudent
Cautiously
Cautiouslyad.in a cautious manner, prudently
Cautiousness
Cautiousnessn.watchfulness, prudence, care
Cavalcade
Cavalcaden.a procession on horseback, a show
Cavalier
Cavaliern.a partisan, knight, royalist, a mound
Cavalier (2)
Cavaliera.gay, brave, warlike, haughty, proud
Cavalierly
Cavalierlyad.haughtily, arrogantly, proudly
Cavalry
Cavalryn.horse-troops, horse-soldiers
Cave
Caven.a den, a hallow;v.i.to live in a cave
Caveat
Caveatn.a law term to prevent farther proceedings, bill, caution, hint, admonition, waring
Cavern
Cavernn.a cave, den, hole, hollow place
Caverned
Caverned, or Cavernousa.full of caverns, hollow
Cavetto
Cavetton.a concave molding in a cornish
Caviare
Caviaren.the spawn of sturgeon, &c. pickled
Cavil
Caviln.a captious or frivolous objection
Cavil (2)
Cavilv.i.to raise objections, wrangle, quarrel
Caviller
Cavillern.one who cavils, a captious disputant
Cavillous
Cavillousa.full of objections, wrangling
Cavity
Cavityn.hollowness, a hollow place, a cavern
Cavy
Cavyn.the name of a large tribe of quadrupeds somewhat like a rabbit and a pig
Caw
Cawv.i.to cry as a rook, raven or crow
Cayenne
Cayennen.a stimulating pepper
Cayman
Caymann.a species of crocodile or alligator
Cazique
Cazique, or Cazicn.an Indian Chief