mind

mind [-s] n

ME mynd, to think, remember, intend.

1. Power of judgment, reason, or thought.
2. Will and affection; disposition.
3. Seat of affection or heart.
4. Awareness; senses.
5. Opinion.
6. Imagination.
7. Memory; remembrance.
8. Desire; will.
9. [Fig.] place where thought occurs.
10. Intention; purpose.
11. [Fig.] word play on mine which is directly beside mind in NW; metaphorically, a spring or source of water.
12. [Fig.] NW says: the implanted principle of grace.

mind v

OE myndgian, to remember, remind.

1. Pay heed to; focus one's attention on.
2. Bring to mind; remember; recollect.
3. Observe; notice.
4. Be opposed to.
5. Phrase. “Never mind”: ignore; pay no attention to.2/App 13 Never mind faded forests, Austin, / Never mind silent fields