craftiness
KRAF-tee-nuhs 
<English
being subtly deceitful, sly or cunning
implore
im-PLOHR 
<French<Latin
to ask earnestly for; to beg
layette
lay-ET 
<French<Dutch
a complete outfit of clothes, bedding, etc. for a newborn baby
commodious
kuh-MOH-dee-uhs 
<French<Latin
spacious; roomy
gingham
GING-uhm 
<Malay
a cotton fabric, usually woven in stripes, checks or plaids
prosaic
proh-ZAY-ik 
<Latin
commonplace; dull
detente
day-TAWNT 
<French
a relaxation of strained relations, as between nations
ostentatious
aws-ten-TAY-shuhs 
<English<French<Latin
showy; pretentious
triannulate
try-AN-yuh-luht 
<Latin
composed of three rings
prestidigitation
pres-tuh-dij-uh-TAY-shuhn 
<French + <Latin
sleight of hand