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bricklayer
BRIK-lay-uhr <English one that constructs buildings or other structures out of dry, molded clay blocks
hearth
hawrth <English fireside; the stone or brick floor of a fireplace
conquerer
KAWNG-kuhr-uhr <English<French one who overcomes, defeats or wins in a war
tundra
TUN-druh <Russian a vast, treeless arctic plain
acquaintance
uh-KWAYN-tuhnts <English<French a person whom one knows slightly
hydraulic
hy-DRAW-lik <Latin<Greek operated by the movement and force of liquid
glasnost
GLAS-nohst; GLAWS-nohst <Russian a policy permitting public expression of opinion formerly forbidden to discussion, especially in the Soviet Union
pistachio
puh-STASH-ee-oh <Italian<Greek<Persian a small tree of the cashew family and its edible nut
allegory
AL-uh-gohr-ee <Latin<Greek a story in which people, things and events have a symbolic meaning
