Results for mind

Definitions of mind:

part of speech: noun

The faculty by which we think, etc.: the understanding: the whole spiritual nature: choice: intention: thoughts or sentiments: belief: remembrance: ( B.) disposition.

part of speech: verb

To attend to; to regard with attention; to obey; to incline.

part of speech: verb transitive

( orig.) To remind: to attend to: to obey: ( Scotch) to remember.

part of speech: verb intransitive

( B.) To intend.

part of speech: noun

The mental or reasoning power in man; the understanding or intellect; soul; memory; intention; opinion.

part of speech: noun

Intelligent power; the understanding; the power by which we perceive, think, or reason; intention; choice; purpose; thoughts; opinions; remembrance; recollections.

part of speech: verb transitive

To attend to; as, to mind one's business; heed; obey; object to; as, I don't mind going.

part of speech: verb intransitive

To obey; to be troubled; as, never mind if you do fail.

Usage examples for mind:

• He had long made up his mind about Elizabeth. "Sweethearts at Home", S. R. Crockett

• No, I don't mind but I did." "A Man's Hearth", Eleanor M. Ingram

• Do you mind it at all? "By Desert Ways to Baghdad", Louisa Jebb

• Mind he said, my John! "Fated to Be Free", Jean Ingelow