Verbs
To seize someone by legal authority and take them into custody.
arrest
A large carnivorous mammal, typically a wild animal related to dogs, known for its pack behavior and howling.
wolf
A small, simple house or shelter, often in a rural or remote area.
cabin
An adjective, meaning not firmly held in place; free or not tight.
loose
A person who steals another's property without permission or legal right.
thief
To make a long, loud, mournful sound, often associated with certain animals, especially wolves.
howl
The possibility of harm or injury; something that can cause harm or risk.
danger
The act of traveling from one place to another, typically over a long distance.
journey
An adjective, meaning living or growing in the natural environment; not domesticated, tamed, or cultivated; or uncontrolled or untamed in nature.
wild
An adjective, meaning making little or no noise; free from disturbance or activity.
quiet
To look into or examine something carefully in order to discover facts or information.
investigate
A series of thoughts, images, or emotions occurring during sleep; a strongly desired goal or aspiration.
dream
Difficulty, problems, or distress; a state of being in difficulty or conflict, or experiencing discomfort or harm.
trouble
An adjective, meaning referring to a time that has already occurred.
past
A preposition, meaning throughout the duration of; in the course of (a particular time or event).
during
To give permission for something to happen or be done; to let something occur.
allow
A high degree of pleasure or satisfaction; great joy.
delight
The ability to face fear, difficulty, or pain without being overcome by it.
courage
A noun, meaning a living being, especially an animal; sometimes used to describe something imaginary or strange.
creature
An adjective, free from danger, risk, or doubt; safe and protected.
secure
To live or reside in a particular place; to stay or continue in a certain condition or state.
dwell
The boundary or limit of something; the sharp side of a tool or object; a position of advantage or superiority.
edge
A direction or route taken; a series of classes or lessons on a particular subject; a process or sequence of events.
course
An adverb, meaning in or toward the front; at or to a position in advance.
ahead
A preposition meaning in the midst of; surrounded by; as part of a group or set.
among