n.
Function: transitive verb
Date: 14th century
1 chiefly dialect : REMIND
2 chiefly dialect : REMEMBER
3 : to attend to closely
4 a (1) : to become aware of : NOTICE (2) : to regard with attention : consider important ― often used in the imperative with following you for emphasis <I'm not against inspiration, mind you; I simply refuse to sit and stare at a blank page waiting for it ― Dennis Whitcomb> b chiefly dialect : INTEND , PURPOSE
5 a : to give heed to attentively in order to obey b : to follow the orders or instructions of
6 a : to be concerned about b : DISLIKE <I don't mind going>
7 a : to be careful : SEE < mind you finish it> b : to be cautious about < mind the broken rung>
8 : to give protective care to : TEND
intransitive verb
1 : to be attentive or wary
2 : to become concerned : CARE
3 : to pay obedient heed or attention
– mind · er noun