whelp
hwelp 
<English
the young of a dog, wolf, otter or fox
hawthorn
HAW-thohrn 
<English
a spring flowering shrub or tree having small red fruits
abate
uh-BAYT 
<English<French<Latin
to lessen in degree of intensity
cravat
kruh-VAT 
<French
necktie; neck scarf
kahuna
kuh-HOO-nuh 
<Hawaiian
a native medicine man; a master of a craft or vocation
ecru
e-KROO 
<French<Latin
a light grayish yellowish brown
physique
fi-ZEEK 
<French<Latin<Greek
the body's build
aggregate
AG-ruh-guht 
<English<Latin
a body fo units or parts somewhat loosely associated with one another
hypochondria
hy-puh-KAWN-dree-uh 
<Greek
extreme depression often centered in imaginary physical ailments
mnemonic
nuh-MAWN-ik 
<Greek
related to memory or intended to assist the memory