danger noun [ˈdeɪnʤɚ]

• the possibility that you will be hurt or killed
• the possibility that something unpleasant or bad will happen
• a person or thing that is likely to cause injury, pain, harm, or loss

moralist noun [ˈmorəlɪst]

• a person who has strong feelings and opinions about what is right and who tries to control the moral behavior of other people

tedious adjective [ˈtiːdijəs]

• boring and too slow or long

toilet noun [ˈtoɪlət]

• a large bowl attached to a pipe that is used for getting rid of bodily waste and then flushed with water
• bathroom
• the act or process of washing and dressing yourself

root noun [ˈruːt]

• the part of a plant that grows underground, gets water from the ground, and holds the plant in place
• the part of a tooth, hair, fingernail, etc., that is attached to the body
• the cause or source of something—usually singular

bush noun [ˈbʊʃ]

• a plant that has stems of wood and is smaller than a tree
• a thick growth of hair or fur
• a large area (such as in Australia or Africa) that has not been cleared and that is not used for farming

sprout verb [ˈspraʊt]

• to produce new leaves, buds, etc.
• to grow or develop (something)
• to appear suddenly and in large numbers—often + up

portrait noun [ˈpoɚtrət]

• a painting, drawing, or photograph of a person that usually only includes the person's head and shoulders
• a detailed description of something or someone
• a way of printing a page so that the shorter sides are on the top and bottom and the longer sides are on the left and right

detail noun [dɪˈteɪl]

• a small part of something
• the small parts of something
• a particular fact or piece of information about something or someone

costume noun [ˈkɑːˌstuːm]

• the clothes that are worn by someone (such as an actor) who is trying to look like a different person or thing
• the clothes worn by a group of people especially during a particular time in the past
• swimsuit

large adjective [ˈlɑɚʤ]

• great in size or amount : big
• not limited in importance, range, etc.

sadness [ˈsæd]

shock noun [ˈʃɑːk]

• a sudden usually unpleasant or upsetting feeling caused by something unexpected—usually singular —often + of
• something unexpected that causes a sudden usually unpleasant or upsetting feeling—usually singular
• a state in which you are experiencing a sudden usually unpleasant or upsetting feeling because of something unexpected

prey noun [ˈpreɪ]

• an animal that is hunted or killed by another animal for food
• someone who is easily harmed or affected in a bad way by someone or something : victim

act noun [ˈækt]

• something that is done
• a law made by a group of legislators
• one of the main divisions of a play or opera

flash verb [ˈflæʃ]

• to shine or give off bright light suddenly or in repeated bursts
• to appear quickly or suddenly
• to move or pass very quickly

daybreak noun [ˈdeɪˌbreɪk]

• the time of day when sunlight first begins to appear

leather noun [ˈlɛðɚ]

• animal skin that is chemically treated to preserve it and that is used in making clothes, shoes, furniture, etc.

muzzle noun [ˈmʌzəl]

• the usually long nose and mouth of an animal (such as a dog, horse, or pig) : snout
• a covering for the mouth of a dog that stops it from biting people
• the hole at the end of a gun where the bullet comes out

laughter noun [ˈlæftɚ]

• the action or sound of laughing