dishrag
DISH-rag 
<English + <English
a piece of cloth used to wipe dishes
condemn
kuhn-DEM 
<English<French<Latin
to declare guilty; to inflict a penalty on; to disapprove of strongly
deluxe
dee-LUKS 
<French
notably luxurious or elegant
irreducible
ir-ree-DOOS-uh-buhl 
<English<Latin
impossible to make smaller; impossible to simplify or make clearer
incredulous
in-KREJ-uh-luhs 
<Latin
showing doubt or disbelief
melancholy
MEL-uhn-kaw-lee 
<English<French<Latin
sadness and depression or spirits
cataclysm
KAT-uh-kliz-uhm 
<French<Latin<Greek
a sudden violent change; a disaster or catastrophe
teriyaki
ter-ee-YAWK-ee 
<Japanese
a meat or fish dish grilled or broiled after being marinated in soy sauce
tatterdemalion
ta-tuhr-duh-MAYL-yuhn 
<unknown
a person dressed in torn and ragged clothing
pfeffernuss
FEF-uhr-noos 
<German
a small, hard, spicy Christmas cookie