heliport
HEL-uh-pohrt 
<Greek + <English
a landing and take off place for a helicopter
ambulance
AM-byuh-luhnts 
<French<Latin
a vehicle equipped to carry the sick or injured
finespun
FYN-spun 
<English + <English
developed with extreme care, skill, and delicacy
recant
ruh-KANT 
<Latin
to renounce formally one's previous beliefs or remarks
foozled
FOOZ-uhld 
probably <German
bungled; managed awkwardly or unskillfully
deterrence
duh-TUHR-uhnts 
<Latin
the act of discouraging or preventing from happening
patriarch
PAY-tree-awrk 
<Greek
the father and head of a family
extravaganza
ek-strav-uh-GAN-zuh 
<Italian
a spectacular theatrical production
hibachi
hi-BAWCH-ee 
<Japanese
a small, charcoal-burning grill
rectitudinous
rek-tuh-TOOD-uh-nuhs 
<English<French<Latin
piously self-righteous; having the highest morals and integrity