great) mind to

noun

1. memory; recollection or remembrance: to bring to mind a story
2. what one thinks; opinion: speak your mind
3. 1. that which thinks, perceives, feels, wills, etc.; seat or subject of consciousness
   2. the thinking and perceiving part of consciousness; intellect or intelligence
   3. attention; notice
   4. all of an individual's conscious experiences
   5. the conscious and the unconscious together as a unit; psyche
4. the intellect in its normal state; reason; sanity: to lose one's mind
5. a person having intelligence or regarded as an intellect: the great minds of today
6. way, state, or direction of thinking and feeling: the reactionary mind
7. ☆ Christian Science God
   in full Divine Mind
8. Philos. consciousness and thought as an element in reality

Origin: ME mynde < OE (ge)mynd, memory < IE base *men-, to think > Gr menos, spirit, force, L mens, mind

transitive verb

1. to direct one's mind to; specif.,
   1. Now Dial. to perceive; observe
   2. to pay attention to; heed
   3. to obey
   4. to attend to; apply oneself to (a task, etc.)
   5. to tend; take care of; watch over; look after: mind the baby
   6. to be careful about; watch out for: mind those rickety stairs
2. 1. to care about; feel concern about
   2. to object to; dislike: to mind the cold
3. Dialectal to remember: sometimes used reflexively
4. Dialectal to intend; purpose
5. Now Chiefly Dial. to remind

intransitive verb

1. to pay attention; give heed
2. to be obedient
3. to be careful; watch out
4. 1. to care; feel concern
   2. to object