commandment noun [kəˈmændmənt]

• an important rule given by God that tells people how to behave

encourage verb [ɪnˈkɚrɪʤ]

• to make (someone) more determined, hopeful, or confident —often used as (be) encouraged —sometimes followed by to + verb
• to make (something) more appealing or more likely to happen
• to make (someone) more likely to do something : to tell or advise (someone) to do something

consider verb [kənˈsɪdɚ]

• to think about (something or someone) carefully especially in order to make a choice or decision
• to think about (something that is important in understanding something or in making a decision or judgment)
• to think about (a person or a person's feelings) before you do something in order to avoid making someone upset, angry, etc.

master noun [ˈmæstɚ]

• someone who has control or power over others: such as
• someone (especially a man) who has a servant or slave
• someone (especially a man) who owns a pet (such as a dog)

mill noun [ˈmɪl]

• a building with machinery for grinding grain into flour
• a machine for grinding grain
• a small machine for grinding or crushing pepper, coffee, etc.

donkey noun [ˈdɑːŋki]

• an animal that is like a small horse with large ears

hoe noun [ˈhoʊ]

• a garden tool that has a flat blade on a long handle

flop verb [ˈflɑːp]

• to fall, lie, or sit down in a sudden, awkward, or relaxed way
• to fail completely
• to swing or move in a loose, awkward, or uncontrolled way

during preposition [ˈdurɪŋ]

• throughout the entire time of (an event, period, occurrence, etc.)
• at some time in the course of (something)

dear adjective [ˈdiɚ]

• loved or valued very much —often + to
• —used in writing to address someone
• having a high price : expensive

damp adjective [ˈdæmp]

• somewhat or slightly wet

cousin noun [ˈkʌzən]

• a child of your uncle or aunt —called also first cousin
• a person who is related to you but not in a close or direct way
• a person who is from another country but whose culture is similar to your own

cabbage noun [ˈkæbɪʤ]

• a leafy vegetable that has several forms; especially : one that grows in a tight round shape (called a head)
• vegetable

bunny noun [ˈbʌni]

• a rabbit; especially : a young rabbit—used especially by children or when talking to children —called also bunny rabbit

beyond adverb [biˈɑːnd]

• on or to the farther part or side
• to or until a later time
• in addition

handful noun [ˈhændˌfʊl]

• an amount that you can hold in your hand —often + of
• a small amount or number—often + of
• someone or something that is difficult to control

hastily [ˈheɪsti]

clamber verb [ˈklæmbɚ]

• to climb or crawl in an awkward way

twilight noun [ˈtwaɪˌlaɪt]

• the light from the sky at the end of the day when night is just beginning
• the period when day is ending and night is beginning —often used before another noun
• a period when something is ending —often used before another noun

dread verb [ˈdrɛd]

• to fear something that will or might happen