sightseer
SYT-see-uhr 
<English
a person that visits places of interest
cafeteria
kaf-uh-TIR-ee-uh 
<American Spanish
a self-serve restaurant or lunchroom
guitar
guh-TAWR 
<French<Spanish<Greek<Arabic
a 6-stringed musical instrument plucked with the fingers
dehumidify
dee-hyoo-MID-uh-fy 
<English<French<Latin
to remove moisture from (the air)
maestro
MYS-troh 
<Italian<Latin
a master in any art, especially a great composer or conductor of music
incriminate
in-KRIM-uh-nayt 
<Latin
to accuse of a crime
sitzmark
SITS-mawrk 
<German
a depression left in the show by a skier falling backwards
cologne
kuh-LOHN 
<French<German place name
a perfumed toilet water made of alcohol and aromatic oils
mayonnaise
MAY-uh-nayz 
<French<maybe a Spanish place name
a creamy sauce of egg whites, oil, and vinegar
drosophilist
droh-SAWF-uh-list 
<Latin<Greek + Ecf
one who uses the vinegar fly in the study of genetics