episode
EP-uh-sohd 
<Greek
a part of a radio, television, or motion-picture serial presented at one performance
celebrate
SEL-uh-brayt 
<Latin
to commemorate an anniversary; to have a good time
busybody
BIZ-ee-bawd-ee 
<English + <English
a meddler in the affairs of others
reestablish
ree-uh-STAB-lish 
<Ecf + <English<French<Latin
to set up, fix, or confirm again
wrinkle
RING-kuhl 
<English
an innovation in method, technique, or equipment
dilatorily
dil-uh-TOHR-uh-lee 
<Latin
in a matter characterized by delay or procrastination
plagiarize
PLAY-juh-ryz 
<Latin
to steal and pass of as one's own, the ideas and words of another
hypotenuse
hy-PAWT-uh-noos 
<Latin<Greek
the side of a right triangle opposite the right angle
arabesque
er-uh-BESK 
<French<Italian<Arabic
a posture in ballet in which the body is bent forward from the hip on one leg with one arm extended forward and the other arm and leg backward in a line parallel to the floor
arachnophagous
uh-rak-NAWF-uh-guhs 
<Greek + <Greek
feeding on spiders