SHREK 2

in or into every part of something

to ask somebody for something; to try to obtain or achieve something

very dangerous

very critical

very hot

to risk being killed or injured in order to do something

(old use) a bedroom or private room

the dark outline or shape of a person or an object that you see against a light background

any very light fine material

showing a lack of respect for other people and enjoying playing tricks on them

(in legal documents, etc.) as a result of this statement, and in a way that makes something legal

the stomach or the area around the stomach

a long deep sound or series of sounds

a weapon with a long metal blade (= sharp cutting part) and a handle

to ask somebody to do something in an anxious way because you want or need it very much

misjudge somebody/something | misjudge how, what, etc... to form a wrong opinion about a person or situation, especially in a way that makes you deal with them or it unfairly

revere somebody (as something) to admire and respect somebody/something very much

able to make sensible decisions and give good advice because of the experience and knowledge that you have

rend something to tear something apart with force or violence

smite somebody/something to hit somebody/something hard; to attack or punish somebody

rue something to feel bad about something that happened or something that you did because it had bad results (SYNONYM regret)

tingle with something to feel an emotion strongly

a thing that has no use, especially because it does not work correctly

whack somebody/something (+ adv./prep.) (informal) to hit somebody/something very hard/whack somebody (North American English, slang) to murder somebody

(of people) immoral or unpleasant

to go to where somebody/something is and bring them/it back

​an open container with a handle, used for carrying or holding liquids, sand, etc.

(of a horse or its rider) to move forward at a speed that is faster than a walk and slower than a canter

a piece of artificial hair that is worn on the head, for example to hide the fact that a person is bald, to cover somebody’s own hair, or by a judge and some other lawyers in some courts of law

(old-fashioned) knickers or underpants, especially ones that cover the upper parts of the legs

to make objects, patterns, etc. by cutting away material from a piece of wood or stone, or another hard material

drag somebody/yourself + adv./prep. to persuade somebody to come or go somewhere they do not really want to come or go to

to make somebody feel bored, especially by talking too much