mind out

verb

1. intr, adverb to be careful or pay attention

Example Sentences

Some one was at the piano playing the "Goblins will git yer ef yer don't mind out."

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See here, my son, I reckon you've got one broke bone about you already; mind out that I don't leave a few pals to keep it company.

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Once again, mystic that he was, he sent his mind out from him across the enchanted sea of the Supernatural.

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Once more he sent a portion of his mind out through the ventilator and found one of the pigeon-like birds still nearby.

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Both carry the mind out of itself, and powerfully refine the affections from every thing gross, low, and selfish.

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