The term 'WARN' can be defined as to give notice of danger, risk, or harm. This can be done in a variety of ways, such as menacing, hinting, urging, charging, flagging, forearming, informing, berating, censuring, threatening, alerting, tipping off, cautioning, admonishing, and putting on notice. MENACE is a six-letter word meaning to THREATEN or intimidate, while HINT is a four-letter word meaning to suggest something indirectly. URGE is also a four-letter word meaning to strongly recommend or advise, and CHARGE is a six-letter word meaning to formally accuse someone of a crime. CLUE is a four-letter word meaning a piece of evidence or information used to solve a problem, and FLAG is a four-letter word meaning to draw attention to something. FOREARM is a seven-letter word meaning to prepare for something, and INFORM is a six-letter word meaning to give knowledge or facts. BERATE is a six-letter word meaning to scold or criticize harshly, and CENSURE is a seven-letter word meaning to express strong disapproval. THREATEN is an eight-letter word meaning to express an intention to inflict pain, injury, or punishment, while ALERT is a five-letter word meaning to make someone aware of a potential danger. Tipoff is a six-letter word meaning to give advance warning of something, CAUTION is a seven-letter word meaning to warn against something, and ADMONISH is an eight-letter word meaning to scold or reprimand. Finally, put on notice is an eleven-letter phrase meaning to warn someone of a possible consequence.