"to warn," 1640s, from caution (n.). Related: Cautioned; cautioning.

c. 1300, "bail, guarantee, pledge," from Old French caution "security, surety" (13c.), from Latin cautionem (nominative cautio) "caution, care, foresight, precaution," no [..]

the trait of being cautious; being attentive to possible danger; "a man of caution" warn strongly; put on guard a warning against certain acts; "a caveat against [..]

carefulness; watchfulness

with some possibly ambiguous terms:

The DSS contain both biblical and non-biblical texts, but neither the Pseudepigrapha, nor the writings of Philo, Josephus, the Rabbis, or any other "Intertestamental Literature" is c [..]

(n) the trait of being cautious; being attentive to possible danger(n) a warning against certain acts(n) judiciousness in avoiding harm or danger(n) the trait of being circumspect and prudent(v) warn [..]

cautela

A formal caution may be issued by a National Board or an adjudication body. A caution is intended to act as a deterrent so that the practitioner does not repeat the conduct. A caution is not usually recorded on the national register. However, a National Board can require a caution to be recorded on the register of practitioners.

A signal which alerts the operator to an impending dangerous condition requiring attention, but not necessarily immediate action (from MIL-STD-1472D); an annunciator that is more critical than an advisory but less critical than a warning;

A yellow flag condition, where no passing is allowed (unless ordered by officials for racing order) and cars must slow down.

Guarantee

Also called "Yellow Card", a card the referee holds up to warn player of un-sportsmanlike behavior. Two cards may result in the removal from a game.

a pesticide risk category prominently displayed on the label (see danger and warning)

This word warns against potential hazards or cautions against unsafe practices. Also see DANGER, NOTICE and WARNING.

Non-statutory warning given to adults (18+) by the police, following admission of guilt, as an alternative to prosecution, which though not a conviction forms part of a person’s criminal record.

A caution is a formal warning given to an offender by police or a court, without any conviction, record or sanction.

Generally a formal warning given to someone by the police or the court, who has admitted an offence but is not having a conviction recorded.

A player who deliberately or repeatedly infringes the laws is cautioned, and shown a yellow card. A cautioned player is suspended from playing for ten minutes.

A signal which alerts the operator to an impending dangerous condition requiring attention, but not necessarily immediate action (from MIL-STD-1472D); an annunciator that is more critical than an advi [..]

Yellow Card

Designed by Mr. Edgar Kaplan with Mr. Jeff Rubens, both Editors of The Bridge World magazine at the time, this valuation method was meant to also be a method of evaluating a holding. The method was de [..]

When the referee shows a yellow card to a player and records that player's name because of misconduct, he is said to have "cautioned" the player. Law 12

a warning against danger.

A warning, pursuant to s28J Real Property Act 1900

This is an entry appearing in red on the Folio entitling a person who claims an interest in land to be notified if the Registered Owner (or his personal representative) attempts to deal with it. Other [..]

Also called “Yellow Card”, a card the referee holds up to warn player of un-sportsmanlike behavior. Two cards may result in the removal from a game.

Precept or warning against evil or danger of any kind; exhortation to wariness; advice; injunction. * Shakespeare *: In way of caution I must tell you. A careful attention to the probable effect [..]

A notice registered on title by a person claiming to have a proprietary interest (i.e. a right to call for or receive a transfer of charge) in land or in a charge of which he or she is not the registe [..]